Narapatijayacarya 13.40
Narapatijayacaryā 13.40
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13.40
phalākṣatasamāyuktaṃ snānaṃ budhavikaranut ||
madayatpallavā jātīpuṣpāṇi sitasarṣaṣāḥ ||
madhvājyamiśritaṃ snānaṃ jīvasya munibhāṣitam ||
accompanied by fruits and unbroken grains: a bath removing the afflictions caused by Mercury. / Shoots of madayantī, jātī flowers, white mustard seeds, / [and] a bath mixed with honey and clarified butter are declared by the sages for Jupiter.
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iti narapatijayacaryāsvarodaye grahaśāntyadhyāyaḥ
Thus ends the chapter on planetary pacification in the Narapatijayacaryāsvarodaya.
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śrutinavavasubhūhāyane vai śakākhye
In the year marked by Vedas, nines, Vasus, and the Earth (1894) of the Śaka era,
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śubhamadhusitapakṣe sūryavāre navamyām ||
in the auspicious Caitra, in the bright fortnight, on a Sunday, on the ninth lunar day,
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narapatijayacaryāgranatharatnasya ṭīkā
the commentary on that gem of a text, the Narapatijayacaryā,
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śivatanayakṛpātaḥ pūrṇatāṃ samprapannā ||
has reached completion through the grace of the son of Śiva.
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iti śrīvarāṇasamīmaṇḍalāntargatapiyarīkalāṃ nivāsisarayūpārīṇabhūdevakulabhūṣaṇapāṭhakopāhvaśrībaladevadattaśarmatanujanmanā jokharīrāmamaṭarūmalamāhāvidyālayīyajyotiṣa vibhāgādhyakṣeṇa jyautiṣācāryyagaṇeśadattapāṭhakena vinirmitā ṭīkā samāptā |
Thus ends the commentary composed by Jyautiṣācārya Gaṇeśadatta Pāṭhaka, Head of the Department of Astrology at Jokhiram Ruia (Māṭarūmala) College, born as the son of Śrī Baladevadatta Śarman, who bore the title Pāṭhaka, ornament of the family of Sarayūpārīṇa Brahmins residing in Piyarī Kalā within the district of Vārāṇasī.
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samāpto'yaṃ granthaḥ |
This work is finished.
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- Jayalakṣmī — Harivaṃśa Bhaṭṭa, Sanskrit