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वास्तु मण्डन (मण्डन सूत्रधार - गृह, राजप्रासाद, दुर्ग एवं नगर-वास्तु सटीक)
Vastu Mandanam of Sutradhara Mandana with Commentary
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पृष्ठ 113, कुल 296 में से
संदर्भ में पढ़ेंपृष्ठ 113
Ch. II – Āyādhikāraḥ 77 71. After the destruction of the earthy elements, there is a fear from water, fire, and disease from air as well as from the sky and the abode becomes desolate. Thus ends the theory of five elements 72. The owner of the house, commodities, women or (prostitute), friends, country, village, city and houses - for them it is best to consider the theory of nāḍivedha, as it is auspicious and to be with- out any obstruction. 73. Where there is one period of time, and the lord is Gurumantra, serially the result of anxiety, pain, and death are in order. 74. The same period of time is praiseworthy for a master, his dependent, as well as for the landlord and mutual friends. 75. There may be obstruction by the first part to the fourth part, by the second to the third, by the third to the second and by the fourth to the first part. Thus ends the rule of Nāḍivedha. 76-77. Āya³ Ṛkṣa, Vyaya, Tārā, Aṁśa, Adhipa, their numbers are to be added to find out the area of a land. By dividing this number by twelve, the reminder will be the Lagna, then the Lagna is to be multiplied with eight and divided by eight. The remainder will be Tithi and the result will be synonymous with their name. If the Tithi is multiplied by nine and divided by seven, then the Vāra starting from Sunday is available. Thus ends Lagna Tithi and Vāra. 78. Suparṇa⁴ (Garuḍa), Otu (Cat), Siṁha (Lion), Śvā (Dog), Sarpa (Snake), Ākhu (Rat), Mṛga (Deer), Meḍha (Ram), these eight are serially the lords of their place but they are enemies of their fifth place. Thus ends the amity of Varga.
- Ṣaḍvarga-a group of six formula or proportions, six main component parts of a building, Adhiṣṭhāna (base), Pada or Stambha (column), Prastara (entablature), Karṇa (ear), Śikhara (spire), and Stupi (dome) According to Mānasāra the Āyādi Ṣaḍ varga represents a set of six formulas with which any particular measurement must conform before it can be accepted.
- Suparṇa -enemy to Sarpa, its 5th house, otu to Ākhu likewise.