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

Ch. VI - Śālādi gṛhalakṣaṇam 149
43-46. Placing a wooden structure known as Ṣaḍdāruka, in the Dhruva
and other Ekaśālā houses, Sundara etc. sixteen varieties of houses
can be formed. They are Sundara, Varada, Bhadra, Pramoda, Vimukha, Śiva,
Sarvalābha, Viśāla, Vilakṣam, Aśubha, Dhvaja, Uddyota,
Bhīṣaṇa, Śūnya, Ajita, and Kulanandana.
Thus ends Sundara etc.
47-48. If eight Śālās with Alindas in front again have Ṣaḍdāruka structure,
then another sixteen varieties will be formed. They are Haṁsa,
Sulakṣaṇa, Saumya, Haya, Bhāvuka, Uttama, Rucira, Santata, Kṣema,
Ākṣepa, Ucchrita, Vṛṣa, Ucchanna, Vyaya, Ānanda, Sunanda.
Thus ends Haṁsa etc.
49-50. If Apavarka is added to the Dhruva type of Śālā, sixteen varieties
will be formed. They are Alaṁkṛta, Alaṅkāra, Ramaṇa, Pūrva, Īśvara,
Puṇya, Sagarbha, Kalaśa, Durgata, Rakta, Īpsita, Bhadraka, Vancita,
~Dīna, Vibhava as well as Kāmada.
Thus ends Alaṅkṛta etc.
If Ṣaḍdāruka construction is added to the Apavarka, then the fol-
lowing similar varieties will come up. They are Prabhava,
Bhāvita, Rukma, Tilaka, Krīḍana, Mukha, Yaśoda, Kumuda, Kāla,
Bhāsura, Bhūṣaṇa, Vasundhara, Dhānyahara, Kupita, Cittavṛddhida,
Kulodaya–
51-52. These are eternal according to their quality.