Jataka Parijata of Vaidyanatha Dikshita
The Jataka Parijata of Vaidyanatha Dikshita is a late compendium, and that is its strength. The early treatises give their rules scattered, with related statements spread across different chapters; Dikshita gathers them and sets them in an order by which a chart can actually be read from beginning to end.
Its eighteen chapters cover the whole course of an analysis: signs and bhavas, planetary dignities, conception and birth, length of life, dasas, yogas, marriage, children, avocation, death.
In our work it was checked name by name: some of JHora's yoga definitions match it word for word and others match the Brihat Jataka, and the divergences show which book the program took its rule from. It was separately useful for the mula dasa, on which the early sources are silent.
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