Indian Chronology (Solar, Lunar and Planetary): A Practical Guide to the Interpretation and Verification of Tithis, Nakshatras, Horoscopes and other Indian Time-records, B.C. 1 to A.D. 2000 c3.10

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| TABLE | PAGE |
| XII.—General Ephemeris; Correspondence of A.D. dates, Tamil and Malayalam Solar dates, New-moons, Sun's and Moon's anomalies, and Eclipses, from A.D. 1840 to A.D. 1920 | ... 137--152 |
| XIII.—Sunrise from 8° to 12° North Latitude (Trivandrum, Ramesvaram, Madura, Tanjore and Maisur) | ... 153--158 |
| Sunrise from 13° to 17° (Madras, Nellore, Vijianagaram, Belgaum, Hyderabad) | ... 159--164 |
| Do. 18° to 22° (Satara, Poona, Nasik, Nagpore and Baroda) | ... 165--170 |
| Do. 23° to 27° (Indore, Anhilwad, Benares, Patna, Oudh) | ... 171--176 |
| Do. 28° to 32° (Mathura, Delhi, Patiala, Simla, Lahore) | ... 177--182 |
| Do. 33° to 35° (Jehlum, Srinagar, Kabul); also Bombay and Calcutta | ... 183--188 |
| XIII-A.—Latitudes and Longitudes of chief places in British India and the Feudatory States | ... 189--190 |
| XIV.—Jupiter's Cycle of 60 years (Northern system), showing suppressed years, A.D. 280 to A.D. 2000 | ... 191--192 |
| XV.—Correspondence of Hijra (Muhammadan) and A.D. years, A.D. 622 to A.D. 2000 | ... 193--196 |
| Explanation | ... 197 |
| XVI.—Modern Equations for Lunar Inequalities (Variation) | ... 197 |
| Do. do. do. (Equation of centre and Evection) | ... 198--199 |
| XVII.—Data for calculating Latitude and Geocentric Longitude of planets from B.C. 1 to A.D. 2000 :— | |
| Mars (mean places for Centuries; motion for Odd years and days; equations) | ... 200--201 |
| Mercury do. do. do. do. | ... 201--202 |
| Jupiter do. do. do. do. | ... 202--204 |
| Venus do. do. do. do. | ... 204--205 |
| Saturn do. do. do. do. | ... 205--206 |
| N.B.—For mean places of major planets from B.C. 1601 to B.C. 1, see p. 4 of this Table. | |
| XVII-A.—Sun's mean Longitude and Equation for every complete day of Hindu Solar Year | ... 207--208 |
| B.—Mean place of Rahu for Centuries, and motion for Odd years, Days and fractions of a day; also Rahu's places from A.D. 1840 to A.D. 1920 | ... 208 |
| C.—Decimal parts of Sun's longitude for one day | ... 209 |
| D.—Decimal parts of increase of Moon's longitude for one Nakshatra or Yoga | ... 209 |
| E.—Equation in minutes of a degree for ascertaining the latitude of a planet | ... 209 |
| F.—Table of Hindu Sines | ... 209 |
| G.—Decimal parts of 3·75° | ... 209 |
| XVIII.—Geocentric (Indian) Longitudes of Sun and Major Planets at Ujjain mean sunrise for every ten days, from A.D. 1840 to A.D. 1920 | ... 210--225 |
| XIX.—Ghatikas and Palas (Naligais & Vinadis) as fractions of a day | ... 226--228 |
| XX.—Hours and minutes as fractions of a day | ... 229--230 |
| XIX.—Table showing correspondence between Rasis and Navamsas | ... 231 |
| XXII.—Ahargana | ... 231 |
| Models for compendious working of Tithis, Nakshatras and Yogas | ... 232 |
| Eye-Table (to fold) | ... 233 |
| Index | ... iix--i |