The Compendium of the Elder Garga (1800) - Page 13

: On Planetary Strengths and Time Rulers

Subject	Folio	Subject	Folio
An easy method for the Ujjvala-sadhana: the calculation of planetary radiance or brightness	75	Example of Pakshabala: strength derived from the lunar phase or fortnight	81
Including Pravargabala: strength gained through specific divisional categories with examples		A method is stated by the scholar Parameshvara for calculating Pakshabala	82
Natural friendships and related factors for calculating this strength	76	Another method for calculating Pakshabala	82
Temporary friendships and related factors	76	A verse by Shri Venkatacharya on calculating the original: "savayava-nishya," likely referring to precise fractional components	83
Demonstration of this friendship chart	77	Stated for the determination of lunar phase strength
Calculating strength from even/odd signs and Kendrabala: strength derived from a planet's placement in the angles or houses 1, 4, 7, and 10	78	Vibhagabala: strength derived from specific mathematical divisions	83
Strength of the original: "saprāmsha," referring to fractional divisions like the Navamsha	78	Calculation of the Varshesha: Ruler of the Year and the Masesha: Ruler of the Month	83
Even/odd strength, angular strength, and Drekkana-bala: strength derived from the 10-degree Decan divisions	79	Another method	83
This Example of the five types of Sthanabala: positional strength, or the power a planet gains from its location in the zodiac	79	Now, the actual calculation of the Varshesha and Masesha	84
The Four types of Kalabala: temporal strength, based on the time of day, month, or year	80	Calculation of the Masesha (Ruler of the Month)	84
Natonnatabala: strength based on the distance from the midday or midnight point	80	The onset of the Vara: the planetary weekday	85
		The onset of the weekday according to the Vasistha Samhita	85
		Shripati an 11th-century astronomer also on the onset of the weekday	85