Agnipurana 139
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139.1
The Lord said: / I will declare the auspicious and inauspicious [effects] of the sixty years; listen to that! / In Prabhava, sacrificial rites [flourish]; in Vibhava, people are happy.
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And in Śukla, all crops [prosper, and] people are delighted with joy; / in Prajāpati, there is growth; Aṅgiras increases enjoyment.
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In Śrīmukha, the world prospers; in Bhāva, affection increases; / in Yuvan, Indra fills [the earth with rain]; Dhātṛ produces all medicinal plants.
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Īśvara gives welfare, health, abundant grain, and plentiful food; / Pramāthin has moderate rain, while in Vikrama there is abundance of crops.
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Vṛṣa rains upon all, and Citrabhānu brings diversity.
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In Svarbhānu, there is welfare and health; in Tāraṇa, the clouds are auspicious.
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In Pārthiva, there is abundance of crops, excessive rain, and victory.
In Sarvajit, there is excellent rain; Sarvadhārin grants abundance of food.
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Virodhin destroys the clouds, and Vikṛta is terrifying.
In Khara, a man becomes heroic; in Nandana, the people rejoice.
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Vijaya slays enemies and crushes enemies, diseases, and the like.
In Manmatha, the people are afflicted with fever; in Duṣkara, the subjects face hardship.
139.9
In Durmukha, the people are foul-mouthed; in Hemalamba, there is no prosperity.
The year Vilamba, O great goddess, grants abundance of food.
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Vikārin brings about the anger of enemies; in Vijaya, [victory is won] everywhere at times.
In Plava, waters overflow; in Śobhana, the people perform good deeds.
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In Rākṣasa, people are cruel; in Ānanda, there are various grains.
In Piṅgala, there is good rain; in Kāla, loss of wealth is stated to occur.
139.12
In Siddhārtha, everything succeeds; in Raudra, dreadfulness prevails.
In Durmati, rain is moderate; Dundubhi produces security and grain.
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In Rudhirodgārin, [wounds] flow; in Raktākṣa and Krodhana, there is victory.
In Kṣaya, people have diminished wealth. These are the sixty years.
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Thus ends the one hundred and thirty-ninth chapter, entitled "The Sixty Years" in the Yuddhajayārṇava of the great Agni Purāṇa.
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[Footnote]
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1 "In Durmukha, people are loquacious" according to kha, gha, ṅa, and ña.
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2 "People have lost husbands" according to ka. / "People are diminished in numbers" according to ja.
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Now, the one hundred and fortieth chapter.
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Formulas for Subjugation and Other Effects
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