History of Dharmashastra (Ancient and Mediaeval Religious and Civil Law in India) v6.c82.350

v6.c82.350

*dvisvabhāva* (of both characters), as *saumya* (mild) and *krūra* (fierce or malignant), as *dinabala* (powerful by day), *niśābala* (powerful by night), as *pṛṣṭhodaya* (rising from the hind part), *śīrṣodaya* (rising by their head first) or *ubhayodaya*, and as lords of the four main directions (east &c.) The above table will show at a glance these classifications, in which n. stands for niśābala, d. for dinabala, p. for pṛṣṭhodaya and ś. for śīrṣodaya.