Lamp of the Giver of Life

These are the calculations for the

Superior, Middling, and Weak
years as stated in the Romaka original: "romakoktā," referring to the Romaka Siddhanta, an early Indian astronomical treatise influenced by Western/Greco-Roman calculation methods. system.
For Mars term: "Kuja" — a Sanskrit name for Mars, meaning "born from the Earth.", the middling years are thirty-four original: "tri-vedāḥ." Using the Katapayadi system or similar numerical notation, "tri" (3) and "veda" (4) represent 34 or 43.
years. 33 If a planet is destroyed or extremely weak the calculation follows in sequence:

For a planet that is "destroyed" original: "naṣṭe," usually referring to a planet being combust—too close to the Sun to be visible or effective., the values should be calculated in months and days, derived proportionally from the Inferior Year measures. Some authorities state that if a planet possesses "Authority" term: "Sādhikāra" — a planet that holds specific functional power or "office" in a horoscope., it is treated as having Middling strength. In the case of the Sun and Saturn, even if they are retrograde and strong, they may be considered Weak or Middling depending on their specific authority. 34 Thus, the characteristics of Superior, Middling, and Inferior planetary states are described by the experts of Tajika astrology.