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

Ch. VI - Śālādi gṛhalakṣaṇam 165 113. Kālanetra, Vinetra, Lakṣmīdhara – the husband of Śrī, Mahājaya, Jaya –they give results according to their names. 114. As the twin varieties of Dviśālā and Triśālā has been found, like- wise for the Catuśśālā house also, the same principle should be followed. In the Matsyapurāṇa 115. Triśālā without a hall in the Northern direction is known as Dhanyaka. It increases the prosperity of the King and removes all sorts of sorrows and misery. 116. (Triśālā) without a hall in the Eastern side, is known as Sukṣetra. It gives prosperity, fame and long life and removes all sorts of sor- rows and misery. 117. Cullī type of Triśālā is devoid of one Śālā to the South. It destroys the family of the King by bringing all sorts of dangerous diseases. 118 Triśālā without a hall in the West is known as Pakṣaghna. It de- stroys progenies and friends and brings all sorts of evils. Thus ends the variety of Triśālā. Now the varieties of Catuśśālā : 119. Sunābha and other Catuśśālā houses have been built from the Prastāra of eight Gurus. They are two hundred and fifty six in num- ber. Thus ends the sixth chapter of Vāstumaṇḍana written by Maṇḍana Sūtradhāra. It describes Ekaśālā and other houses.