Ocean of Victory in Battle

...the lords of the signs should be known as those who indicate the path of actions. The text suggests that the planetary rulers of the signs guide the outcomes of one's endeavors. In Taurus and Gemini...
3 8 3 3 ...are known to be in Cancer.
3 6 Ru Kra These marginalia likely represent numerical coordinates or planetary abbreviations, such as 'Ru' for Rudra or a specific calculation, and 'Kra' for Krura (malefic). ...in Leo and Virgo... and in Libra and the following signs, they follow the considerations of day and night.

The 'Odd' and 'Even' signs should be counted in order, starting from Aries. The odd-numbered signs are known as Masculine, and the even-numbered signs are known as Feminine, O Dear One. Those designated as masculine are said to be 'cruel' original: "krūra". In astrology, this refers to a harsh, active, or malefic nature., while those designated as feminine are 'auspicious' original: "śubha". This refers to a gentle, receptive, or benefic nature., O Dear One.

The qualities of 'Movable' Chara, 'Fixed' Sthira, and 'Dual-natured' Dvisvabhava are also known in sequence starting from Aries. Aries is Movable, Taurus is Fixed, Gemini is Dual, and the cycle repeats. O Dear One, the nature of these qualities is vital when they are attained at the Ascendant Lagna: the specific zodiac sign rising on the eastern horizon at the time of an event or birth.

O Great Goddess, listen carefully to the six categories original: "padārthā" of the zodiac signs. One should know the Shadvarga Shadvarga: a system of six mathematical sub-divisions of a zodiac sign used to precisely calculate a planet's dignity and strength as:
1. The Field Kshetra or the sign itself
2. The Hora a division of a sign into two halves
3. The Drekkana a division into thirds, or decans
4. The Navamsha the ninth-part division, considered the most important sub-chart
5. The Dvadasamsha the twelfth-part division
6. The Trimshamsha the thirtieth-part division

O You who are worshiped by the gods, the 'House' is called the 'Field'...