कामिक आगम: पूर्व भाग (अष्टाविंशति मूल शैव आगमों का प्रथम एवं सर्वोच्च आगम महाकोश)

मण्डूकाख्यं चतुष्षष्टिपदं कर्णद्वयान्वितम्।
मध्ये चतुष्पदं ब्रह्मा तन्मुखस्थाश्चतुस्सुराः ।। ४६
त्रिपदाश्चापवत्साद्याष्षोडशार्धांश भोगिनः ।
चतुर्दिशि स्थिता बाह्ये षोडश द्विपदेश्वराः ।। ४७
तत्पार्श्वयोर्द्वयोश्चाष्टावेकैक पदभोगिनः ।
अग्रहारादि योग्यं तन्मण्डूकाख्यं पदं त्विह ।। ४८
man.d'u'ka'khyam catus"s"as"t'i padam karn.advaya'nvitam /
madhye catus"padam brahma' tanmukhastha's'catus sura'h // 46
tripda's'ca'pavatsa'dya's's"od'as'ams'a'rdha bhoginah /
caturdis'i sthita' ba'hye s"od'as'a dvipades'vara'h // 47
tatpars'vayor dvayos'ca's"t'a' vekaika pada bhoginah /
agraha'ra'di yogyam tan man.d'u'ka'khya padam tviha // 48
The man.d'ala called man.d'u'ka is formed with sixty-four grids and with two
diagonal lines. The four grids at the center of the man.d'ala are assigned to
Va'stu Brahma. Facing this Brahma, there are four deities (Aryama, Vivasvan,
Mitra and Pr'thivi'dhara) , each one of them occupying three grids of the inner
belt adjacent to the brahma stha'na. Exterior to this belt, there are sixteen
deities , each one of them occupying half grid in all the four corners.
There are sixteen deities , each one of them occupying two grids on all the four
sides. Adjacent to these holders of two grids, there are eight deities, each one of
them possessing one grid in all the four corners. In this Agama, it is held that the
man.d'u'ka pada is fit for the settlements like agraha'ra and others.
Sixteen Deities who occupy half grids are: In the inner belt, Apa and Apavatsa in the
north-east , Savitra and Sa'vitra in the south-east, Indra and Indraja in the south-west
and Rudra and Rudraja in the north-west. In the outer belt, I's'a'na and Parjanya in the
north-east, Agni and Pu's"a in the south-east, Pitr' and Dauva'rika in the south-west
and Va'yu and Na'ga in the north-west.
Sixteen Deities who occupy two grids each are: Mahendra, A'ditya, Satyaka and Bhr's'a
in the east; Ra'ks"asa, Yama, Gandharva and Bhr'gu in the south; Pus"padanta, Varun.a,
S'es"a and Roga in the west; Bhalla't'a, Soma, Bhr'n'gara'ja and Aditi in the north.