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 c4.s3.27

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| | | days | ☉'s Anom. days. | ☾'s Anom. days. |
| (Table X, p. 126.) Ashadha New Moon, A.D. 1910. | ... | July | 7·18 | 25·91 | 0·53 |
| | | | | +59·06 | +3·95 |
| (Table XI-D next page). Shortest interval from Ashadha New Moon to No. 17 Vyatipata Yoga | ... | | + 3·98 | + 3·98 | + 3·98 |
| (Table XI-E). Applying, as before, the argument for New Moon 1910-11, *i.e.*, 25·91 to the Yoga correction table in XI-E, we have 0·63 minus ·13 = | ... | | + ·50 | + ·50 | + ·50 |
| | | July 11·66 | 89·45 | 8·96 |
| | | =July 11, 39½gh. | or | or |
| | | | 89d. 27gh. | 8 days 57½ gh. |
| Table IX-(i): ☉'s Yoga equation for 89d. 27 gh. = + 1½ gh. | | | | +1½gh. [☉'s yoga equation by Table IX-(i)] |
| Table IX-(i): ☾'s Yoga equation for 8d. 59 gh. = - 19½ gh. | | | | |
| | | | - 18½ gh. | - 18½gh. | 8 days, 59 gh. |