The System of Planetary Bounds (Hadda)

...eight, seven, seven, and ten [8, 7, 7, 10]: these are the divisions for Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, and Mars. ॥ 14 ॥ For Virgo, the divisions are assigned to Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, and Mars in portions of six and eight [6, 8].

The lords are Jupiter, Venus, Mars, the Sun, and Mars.

In order: seven, seven, eight, four, and four [7, 7, 8, 4, 4] for the sign of Capricorn,

belonging to Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, and Mars. ॥ 15 ॥

The table represents the "Hadda" (planetary bounds or terms), a system primarily found in Tajika astrology, which was heavily influenced by Persian and Greco-Arabic traditions. Each sign of 30 degrees is divided into five segments of varying lengths, each ruled by a specific planet. The abbreviations in the original grid (Gu, Bu, Ma, etc.) refer to the planets: Jupiter, Mercury, Mars, etc. Some values and lords vary slightly between different manuscript traditions.

Two, six, ten, five, and seven [2, 6, 10, 5, 7]: in the sign of Aquarius, these divisions belong to Venus, Jupiter, Mars, and Saturn. Original: Ghaṭe. Ghaṭa (the Water-pot) is a synonym for Aquarius. The Sun, five, three, nine, and two [5, 3, 9, 2] are the measures for Venus, Jupiter, Mercury, Mars, and the Sun as they are remembered. ॥ 16 ॥

Thus end the Hadda divisions.

On the Nature of Planetary Friendship

Hadda (हद्देश) — A division of a zodiac sign used in Tajika astrology to determine the strength and influence of planets based on specific degree ranges.
Graha Maitrī (ग्रह मैत्री) — The study of planetary relationships, categorizing them as natural friends, enemies, or neutrals.