The first Navamshas of the 12 Rasis from Mesh onwards are, respectively, Mesh, Makar, Tula and Kark, repeating again twice. The rulers of the Navamshas are the same, as the Rasi lords. The Dwadashamshas begin from the same Rasi. The lords of Dreshkanas for each Rasi are in their respective order: the lord of the same Rasi, the 5^th lord there of and the 9^th lord there of.

The Trimshamsh degrees allotted to Mangal, Sani, Guru, Budh and Sukr are 5, 5, 8, 7 and 5, respectively, in odd Rasis. The reverse is true in even Rasis, (i.e. 5, 7, 8, 5 and 5, respectively).

Notes. The division of Trimshamsh will be more useful to assess the disposition of a female, her luck etc. These have been elaborately dealt with in Ch. 25.

The Rasis Mesh, Vrishabh, Dhanu, Makar and Kark ascend with hinder part and are known to be strong between sunset and sunrise. The Rasi Meen rises with its face in opposite direction (in both ways) and is strong in twilight and the rest without Mithun rise with their heads and are strong during the day. All the Rasis are strong, if they recveive a drsihti from their own lords, or from Budh, or from Guru.