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Narapatijayacarya 2.14-2

Narapatijayacaryā 2.14-2

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2.14-2

jñeyāviti parasparam | ubhau tulyaphalau bhinnasvarasyādhaḥ sthitāvapi | iti varṇasvaraḥ ||

are to be known as mutually equivalent. Both have equal fruits, even though situated beneath different vowels.' Thus concludes the phonemic sound.

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2.14-2.p1

varṇasvaracakram

The phoneme-sound diagram.

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2.14-2.p2

bāla kumāra yuvā vṛddha mṛta

Child, Youth, Young Man, Old Man, Dead.

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2.14-2.p3

a. i. u. e. o.

a, i, u, e, o.

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2.14-2.p4

ka. kha. ga. gha. ca.

ka, kha, ga, gha, ca;

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2.14-2.p5

cha. ja. jha. ṭa. ṭha.

cha, ja, jha, ṭa, ṭha;

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2.14-2.p6

ṅa ḍha. ta. tha. da.

ḍa, ḍha, ta, tha, da;

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2.2.15

dha. na. pa. pha. ba.
bha. ma. ya. ra. la.
va. śa. ṣa. sa. ha.
atha grahasvarāḥ |
asvaro meṣasiṃhāli haḥ kanyāyugmakarkaṭāḥ |
ukārasya dhanurmīnāvesvarasya tulāvṛṣau ||

dha, na, pa, pha, ba;
bha, ma, ya, ra, la;
va, śa, ṣa, sa, ha.
Now, the planetary sounds:
The 'a'-sound belongs to Aries, Leo, and Scorpio; the 'i'-sound belongs to Virgo, Gemini, and Cancer;
Sagittarius and Pisces belong to the 'u'-sound; Libra and Taurus belong to the 'e'-sound;

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2.2.16

okāre mṛgakumbhau ca rāśīśāśca grahasvarāḥ |
svarādhaḥ sthāpayetkheṭān rāśeryo yasya nāyakaḥ ||

and Capricorn and Aquarius belong to the 'o'-sound; and the lords of the signs are the planetary sounds.
Beneath the vowel one should place the planets: whichever planet is the ruler of a sign.

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2.2.17

bhaumaśukrajñacandrārkabudhaśakrāramaṃtriṇaḥ |
saurisaurī tathā jīvo meṣādīnāmadhīśvarāḥ ||

Mars, Venus, Mercury, Moon, Sun, Mercury, Venus, Mars, and Jupiter,
Saturn, Saturn, and likewise Jupiter are the respective lords of Aries and the rest.

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2.2.17.p1

asvaro iti | asvarasyādhaḥ meṣasiṃhāli meṣasiṃhavṛścikā lekhanīyāḥ | isvarasyādhaḥ strīyugmakarkaṭāḥ | usvarasyādhaḥ---dhanurmīnau | esvarasyādhaḥ tulāvṛṣau | osvurasyādhaḥ mṛgakumṛbhau | evaṃ cakre ālikhya yasya rāśeryo'dhipastaṃ tadadhastāllikhet | evaṃ yasya svarasyādho yo grahastasya sa svaro jñeyaḥ ityarthaḥ ||15|| ||16||bhaumeti | spaṣṭam|atha grahasvarodāsaharaṇam | devadattasya nāmni dekāravarṇa sa ca de0 do0 ca0 cīva revatī nakṣatrasya catuścaraṇānāṃ madhye prathamaścaraṇaḥ | revatīnakṣatreṇa mīnarāśiḥ sa ca ukārasvarasyādhaḥ | mīnarāśeradhipaḥ guruḥ gururukārasvāmī ato devadattasya grahasvara ukāraḥ evaṃ sadānandasya nāgni sakāravarṇaḥ sa ca gosāsīsūśatabhiṣanakṣatrasya caturṇāṃ caraṇānāṃ madhye dvitīyaścaraṇaḥ kumbharāśyātmakastasya svamāmī śaniḥ okārasvarādadhasthastena sadānandasya okāra svara eva grahasvara iti evaṃ sarvatra yojyam | iti grahasvarāḥ

[On the verse] 'The a-sound' and so forth: Beneath the 'a'-sound, Aries, Leo, and Scorpio are to be written. Beneath the 'i'-sound, Virgo, Gemini, and Cancer. Beneath the 'u'-sound, Sagittarius and Pisces. Beneath the 'e'-sound, Libra and Taurus. Beneath the 'o'-sound, Capricorn and Aquarius. Having thus drawn them in the diagram, whichever lord belongs to whichever sign, one should write him beneath it. Thus, whichever planet is beneath whichever vowel, that vowel is to be understood as belonging to it; such is the meaning. (15, 16) [On the verse] 'Mars' and so forth: This is clear. Now, an illustration of planetary sounds: In Devadatta's name, the phoneme is 'de', and that 'de'—among the four quarters of the asterism Revatī [bearing the syllables] de, do, ca, cī—is the first quarter. By the asterism Revatī [is indicated] the sign Pisces, and that is beneath the 'u'-sound. The lord of the sign Pisces is Jupiter; Jupiter is the master of the vowel 'u'; therefore, Devadatta's planetary sound is the vowel 'u'. Likewise, in Sadānanda's name, the phoneme is 'sa', and that—among the four quarters of the asterism Śatabhiṣaj [bearing the syllables] go, sā, sī, sū—is the second quarter, having the nature of the sign Aquarius; its ruler is Saturn, standing beneath the 'o'-sound; therefore, for Sadānanda, the vowel 'o' itself is the planetary sound. Thus it should be applied everywhere. Thus conclude the planetary sounds.

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2.2.17-2.p1

grahasvaracakram

The planetary sound diagram.

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2.2.17-2.p2

a. i. u. e. o. svarāḥ

Vowels: a, i, u, e, o.

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1 3 9 2 10

1, 3, 9, 2, 10.

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5 4 12 7 11

5, 4, 12, 7, 11.

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8 6

8 6

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s. caṃ. bṛ. gu. śa. svāminaḥ

Sun, Moon, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn are the lords.

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maṃ0 bu.

Mars, Mercury.

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bāla kumāra yuvā vṛddha mṛta avasthā

Infant, youth, adult, old, and dead are the states.

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2.2.17-2.p9

atha jīvasvaram---

Now, the life-sound:

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2.2.18

ṣouṃśākharo'vargaḥ syātkādivarṇāstu pañcakam |
caturvagau vargo saṃkhyā varṣeṣu kīrttitāḥ ||

The a-class has sixteen phonemes, while the phonemes of the ka-class and the rest form groups of five;
The ya- and śa-classes have four phonemes each: [these] numbers are declared for the classes.

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2.2.19

nāgrivarṇasvarā grāhmā vargāṇāṃ varṇasaṃkhyayā |
piṇḍitāḥ pañcabhirbhaktāḥ śeṣaṃ jīvasvaraṃ viduḥ ||

One should take the vowels and consonants in a name according to the numerical value of the phonemes of the classes;
Summed together and divided by five, the remainder is known as the life-sound.

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