Process of Inference of Ascendant

The
first approach to the inference of ascendant is to determine the precise Ansh to facilitate in the inference of ascendant. The deduction
of 135 from Sambat Bikramajit makes shaka shalbaham. Deducted from 444 from shaka shalbaham the remainder
is divided by 60 giving quotient which is Ansh
and the remainder Kula which is
called precise Ansha.

Example of Precise
Ansha: Deduction of 135 from Sambat 1949 gives 814. Deduction of 444 from this leaves a
remainder of 1370 which when divided by 60 gives a quotient of 22 and a remainder of 50. This 22 Kula and 50 bakula will be called Precise Ansha.

Note: Since the movement of the Sun increases every year by one Kula this increase
also takes place
in the precise Ansha. When precise Ansha will Nach 24 Ansha
due to angrily increase of
one Kula it will again start from one
Kula. With this movement, it will take 1440 years to complete
24 Ansha.                                      

Table of Precise
Ansha

Process of devising Bhog Ansh and Bhagat Ansh

If the time of birth is in the Bhog portion of the day of which a Bhog is required the precise Ansh will be added to the Sun inference while thirty is to be deducted from the sum total.

Further, taking one number from the remaining one Kula of
Sun inference should be reduced from its 60 Kula. Again, taking
one Kula from the remaining
Kulas and making 60 bakulas should be deducted from it whatever remains will be Bhog Ansh. If Bhagat isht of the day is afternoon add precise
Ansh
with 6 to the inference. Then it will have a day-long Bhatgat Ansh Sangya.
In case the birth time covers the duration from Sunset to midnight it will Bhog Sangya.
In the Bhog of night, by adding precise Ansha to the Sun inference, the Ansh
like the day Bhog will be reduced by 30 and become night Bhog Ansha by first adding 6 Rashi. In case the inference is post-midnight, the night Bhog Ansh
will be covered by adding only precise Ansha to the Sun inference.

Note: Wherever the
birth time is complete 60 Ghari the Sun inference itself will be ascendant. In case the birth time is equal to the length of day the ascendant inference will be obtained by adding 6 Rashi to the Sun inference.

Table of pal of local Sunrise of
the first day of half of the lunar month (Parwa):

How to device an isht Nadi
(b”V ukMh) [Refer Nadi Astrology]

The time of birth (ist) existing
from Sunrise to noon is called isht Nadi. In case the
birth time is from the afternoon to the Sunset it will be deducted from the duration of the day it
is also ist Nadi. In case the birth
time is from Sunset to midnight it
will the deducted from the duration of the day. This also will be isht Nadi.
In case the time of birth is between midnight and after Sunset then isth Nadi maybe constituted by deducting
the birth time (isht) from 60. Since
our time of birth is after midnight
it will be a Bhagat ratri isht
of Sambat 1983 Bikram