वास्तु मण्डन (मण्डन सूत्रधार - गृह, राजप्रासाद, दुर्ग एवं नगर-वास्तु सटीक)

Ch. IV – Gṛhādiniveśaḥ 125 110b-111. Āmra, Bibhītaka, Ciñcā, Nīpa, Śleṣmātaka, Dhava, Ariṣṭa pañcaka as well as Kovidāra, and Udumbara, are beneficial if they are grown in an auspicious forest. They are hard, vigorous, and straight types of trees. 112-116. Śāka, Śirīṣa, Śrīparṇī, Śiṁśapā, Sarala, Śamī, Suradruma, Saptaparṇa, Śālmalī, Sarjaka, Aśana, Tamāla, Tāla, Hintāla, Śālakāla, Sakaṭphala, Nālikera, Kharjura, Cīra, Kadara, Khadira, Vimba, Nimba, Kadamba, Jambu, Stamba, Madhudruma, Piśita, Panasa, Piṇḍī, Pūga, Pattaṅga, Padmaka, Rājādana, Dhanvana, Candana, Raktacandana, Tiniśa, Timira, Śroṇi, Tinduka, Tilaka, Ajakarṇa, Arjuna, Bhūrja, Aśoka, Vaṁśa, Vikaṅkata, Kṣīriṇī, Rohiṇī, Rodhrī, Homa, Hāridraka, Añjana, Puruṣa, Laṁkuca, Siṁha, Gavākṣī— are regarded as auspicious for a house. according to Maya:- 117-118. Kālaskandha, Kovidāra, Karavīra, Kalidruma, Kālāgaru, Karṇikāra, Kapittha, Kiṁśuka, Kaṇṭaka, Karañja, Karcūra, Tinduka – these are the big trees (Mahādruma). 119. Badarī, Udumbara, Bāṇa, Vilva, Bakula, Vaṭa, Putrajīva, Pārijāta, Piṇḍī, Palāśa, Pippalī. 120-121. Pāṭala, Padmaka, Pīlu, Plakṣa, Pathya, Pika, Priya, Śleṣmātaka,