Deva Keralam (English translation)
author: R. Santhanam
edition: 2004, Sagar Publications
pages: 884
ISBN-10: 8170821622
ISBN-13: 9788170821625
Topic: Jyotisha
Marriage, progeny, father, dasa period
This chapter describes Marriage, progeny, father, dasa period in the book Deva Keralam (English translation) translated by R. Santhanam from the original Sanskrit text containing over 8,000 Sanskrit verses. This book deals with a number of predictions about an individual within Hindu Astrology (Jyotish). The text is classified as a Nadi work which deals with locating birth Nadiamsas—a technique from Nadi Shastra (horary astrology) which is capable of giving details regarding one’s birth.
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List of Mahabharata people and places [by Laxman Burdak]
(dasa, दास) (VIII.30.73), Dasam (---, ), Dasar (---, ), Dasha (dasha, दश) (VI.10.54),(VI.10.65), Dashabhuja (dasha bhuja, दश भुज) XIV.8.28), (XIV.8), Dashagriva (dashagriva, दशग्रीव) (II.9.14), Dashameya (dasamaiya, दासमईय) (VIII.51.16), Dashaparsva (dashaparshva, दशापार्श्व) VI.10.54, Dasharh (dasharha, दाशार्ह) (V.7.36),(V.82.3), Dasharhka (dasharhaka, दाशार्हक)(II.26.5), Dasarhi (dasharhi, दाशार्ही) (L) (princess of Dasarha) (I.90.35,38,41), (1.95), Dasharna (dasharna, दशार्ण) (II.26.4),(IV.1.9),(IV.5.3...
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Bhakti-rasamrta-sindhu [by Shrila Rupa Gosvami]
atrapi purvavat proktas tapadyas ta dasha dasha ||3.3.117||English translation“As previously explained [3.2.116], the ten conditions starting with tapa (pain or heat) appear in this condition of viyoga.”...
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Manusmriti with the Commentary of Medhatithi [by Ganganatha Jha]
‘Collectively’—i.e., all the boatmen that may be on the boat—(408) Explanatory notes by Ganganath Jha This verse is quoted in Vivadaratnakara (p. 642), which explains ‘dasha’ (or as it reads ‘dasa’) as ‘the fisherman and others engaged for rowing the ferry.’...
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[Deva Keralam (English translation): index]
[Volume 1 - Preface and Introduction]
[Volume 2 - Preface]
[Volume 3 - Preface]