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Matsya Purana 255.24

Matsyapurāṇa 255.24

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Sanskrit

255.24

punnāgā śoka bakula śamī tilaka campakān.
dār̤imī pippalī drākṣā tathā kusumamaṇḍapān .. 255.23

A banian tree to the east of the house is auspicious and all desires are fulfilled and a fig tree to the south a pipul tree on the west, and Plakṣa tree (webleaved fig tree) to the north of it brings fortune to the owner If Kaṇṭakī trees, milky trees Asana tree and the straight trees be planted in the house in the above mentioned directions respectively then it means misery to the lady of the house and her children If one does not cut down such a growth, he should plant auspicious trees near them A house with the following trees in its vicinity is very auspicious viz Pun nâga Aśoka, Bakula Śamī Tilaka Champaka Pommegranate Pippalī, Drâkṣâ (grape) Kusumamaṇḍapa The following trees bring prosperity and increase riches, viz Jambīra, Pūga, Mallikâ cocoanut, kadalī, Pâṭalī—20-24

A Taluqdar of Oudh 1916, The Matsya Puranam

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