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Atharvavedaparishishta 63.3

Atharvavedapariśiṣṭa 63.3

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63.3.1

maṇḍalaiḥ purarodhaḥ syāt tribhir abhyadhikair dhryvan | trāṇi yatrāvarudhyante nakṣatragrahacandramāḥ ||

With rings exceeding three, a siege of the city certainly takes place; / where the three—a lunar mansion, a planet, and the moon—are enclosed,

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63.3.2

tryahād varṣaṃ samācaṣṭe sa māsād vigrahaṃ vadet | senāpatikumārāṇāṃ senāyāś cāpi vidravaḥ ||

he declares rain after three days; after a month, he should predict war; / and there is the rout of the commanders, the princes, and also the army.

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63.3.3

lohitāṅgapariveṣe śastrāgnyutpāta eva ca | sthāvarāḥ karṣakāś cāpi kṣudradhānyaṃ ca pīḍyate ||

When there is a halo around Mars, there is a portent of weapons and fire, / and stationary beings, farmers, and minor grains are afflicted.

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63.3.4

vātavṛṣṭiṃ ca janayet pariviṣṭaḥ śanaiścaraḥ | rājyam eva hi garbhāṃś ca rāhuḥ pīḍayate dhruvam ||

Surrounded by a halo, Saturn would cause wind and rain; / Rāhu certainly afflicts the realm and pregnant wombs.

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63.3.5

vyādhīṃś caiva prajanayet pariviṣṭaś ca candramāḥ | kṣucśvāsāgnibhayaṃ ghoraṃ rājato mṛtyutas tathā ||

And the moon, surrounded by a halo, generates diseases, / as well as terrible fear from hunger, asthma, fire, the king, and death.

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63.3.6

pariviṣṭo 'mbare ketuḥ śikhinaś ca hinasti saha | dvayoḥ saṃgrāmam ācaṣṭe grahayoḥ pariviṣṭayoḥ ||

Ketu, surrounded by a halo in the sky, destroys together with comets; / when two planets are surrounded by halos, he declares battle.

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63.3.7

kṣudbhayaṃ triṣu vijñeyaṃ varṣanigraha eva ca | caturbhir mriyate rājā sāmātyaḥ sapurohitaḥ ||

When three [are haloed], fear of hunger and withholding of rain are to be known; / with four, the king dies along with his minister and royal chaplain.

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63.3.8

yugānta iva jānīyāt patriviṣṭeṣu pañcasu | brahmakṣatriyaviṭśūdrān hanyāt pratipadādiṣu ||

One should know it as like the end of the age when five are surrounded by halos. / On the first lunar day and following, it destroys Brahmins, kṣatriyas, vaiśyas, and śūdras;

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63.3.9

grāmān puraṃ ca kośaṃ ca pañcamyādiṣv atas triṣu | aṣṭamyāṃ yuvarājānāṃ camūpālān hinasti saha ||

on the next three beginning with the fifth: villages, the capital city, and the treasury; / on the eighth, it destroys along with the crown princes the army commanders;

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63.3.10

navamyāṃ ca daśamyāṃ ca ekādaśyāṃ ca pārthivān | trayodaśyāṃ balakṣobho dvādaśyāṃ rudhyate puram ||

and on the ninth, the tenth, and the eleventh, kings; / on the thirteenth, agitation of the army; on the twelfth, the city is besieged;

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