वास्तु मण्डन (मण्डन सूत्रधार - गृह, राजप्रासाद, दुर्ग एवं नगर-वास्तु सटीक)

Ch. II – Āyādhikāraḥ 69
33. Puṣyā, Hastā, Maitra, Mṛgaśirā, Aśvinī, Revatī, Śravaṇā, Svātī, Punarvasu

• these nine belong to the divine group.

34. Rohiṇī, Bharaṇī, Ārdrā as well as three Pūrvas (Pūrvāṣāḍhā
    Pūrvaphālgunī, Pūrvabhādrapadā) three Uttaras (Uttarāṣāḍhā,
    Uttaraphalgunī, Uttarabhadrapadā) - these nine belong to the hu-
    man group and if combined with Rākṣasas, they cause death.
35. Maghā, Mūlā, Viśākhā, Jyeṣṭhā, Aśleṣā, Dhaniṣṭhikā, Kṛttikā, Śatabhiṣā,
    Citrā - these nine belong to the Rākṣasa variety.
36. These are best matched if it is from the same class. The combina-
    tion of Divine and Human class is of medium character. The
    combination between Divine and Rākṣasas causes hostility and the
    combination between the human and Rākṣas variety causes death.
37. According to the principle of origin, Aśvinī and Śatabhiṣā belong to
    the group of horse; likewise the elephant for Bharaṇī and Pauṣṇa
    (Revatī), goat for Kṛttikā and Puṣyā, snake (Ahī) for Rohiṇī and
    Mṛga.
    (Śvā) dog for Mūlā and Ārdrā, cat for Sarpa and Āditya, rat (Ākhu) for
    Pūrvaphālgunī and Maghā, cow for two Uttarās (Uttaraphalgunī and
    Uttarabhadrapadā), buffalo (Mahiṣī) for Hastā and Śvātī, tiger for
    Citrā and Viśākhā, black antelope (Eṇa) for Jyeṣṭhā and Anurādhā,
    monkey (Kapi) for Pūrvāṣāḍhā, and Śravaṇā mongoose (Babhru) for
    Uttarāṣāḍhā and Abhijit, lion (Siṁha) for Pūrvabhādrapadā and
    Dhaniṣṭhā.
    38-40. There is enmity between Meṣa (sheep) and Markaṭa (monkey) Go
    (cow) and Vyāghra (tiger), Gaja (elephant) and Siṁha (lion).
38. Śvā (Dog) and Eṇa(black antelope), Sarpa (snake) and Nakula (mon-
    goose) Viḍāla (cat) and Indura (rat), Mahiṣa (buffalo) and Aśva (Horse)
    are to be discarded up in the buildings of servant, wife and
    master.
    Thus ends the command of constellation of the stars.
39. If the constellation of the stars is to be divided by 8, the remain-
    der is known as Vyaya. If it is less than Āya and congenial, it is
    known to usher grain and wealth.