Manual of the Nine Planets Sacrifice

...where Yama the god of death and justice, guardian of the South is located. 202. [The station] is not conquered by those in the Southwest original: "nairṛte", [the station] of Rahu the shadow planet that causes eclipses, the Unconquered One of Time. 203. Ketu the descending lunar node is in the Northwest; where the vows are kept, and Chitragupta the scribe of Yama who records human deeds is in the Southwest. 203.
Yama is proclaimed, and likewise Nirriti the goddess of decay and guardian of the Southwest as well; Varuna god of the waters, Vayu god of the wind, Soma the Moon god, Isha a title for Shiva, and Brahma the creator are proclaimed as the creators. 204.
Indra, Brahma, Yama, Vayu, and Varuna are the Lokapalas the "World Protectors" who guard the various quarters of the universe. Ganesha, Durga, the Lord of the Field original: "kṣetraṃ" - referring to Kshetrapala, a protective deity of the site, Vasudeva a name for Krishna or Vishnu, and the Maruts storm deities as well. 205.
Having established these beautiful gods...

This continues the word "pratiṣṭhāpya" from the previous page, meaning "to firmly establish" or "to consecrate".

...with the waters original: "varuṇaiḥ". I invoke the Adityas solar deities and others according to their names. 206.
In the central mandala sacred diagram used in rituals is a red, circular, auspicious [shape] facing East. Born in the Kalinga country an ancient region in eastern India, of the Kashyapa lineage, and holding a lotus. 207.
I invoke the god Surya the Sun, who has seven horses referring to the seven horses that pull his chariot and two arms. 208.
In the south-eastern mandala, which is four-cornered square, white, and facing the East. 208.
Born in the region of the Yamuna River, endowed with the three-fold yoga and the dharma of the Vagara... I invoke the god Soma the Moon. 209.
In the southern mandala...