Jyotihshastra: Astral and Mathematical Literature c7.75

c7.75

In 1167, during the reign of the Caulukya Kumārapāla (ca. 1143–1172), at Campāvatī (presumably Chātsu south of Jayapura in Rājasthān rather than Chaul south of Bombay in the Koṅkaṇa), a Jaina of the Kāśahradagaccha, Naracandropādhyāya⁵⁷ wrote a Beḍājātaka,⁵⁸ which is a *vṛtti* in verse on his own Janmasamudra. In eight *kallolas* it treats the astrology of conception, birth, congenital faults, death, *rājayogas*, other *yogas*, and *strījātaka*.