⚠The manuscript shows significant ink bleed and some fading at the edges. Handwriting is thick, likely using a reed pen, with several traditional ligatures.

The Tegyākā Grid: To be written horizontally in eleven columns once again

Below that: the letters from Ka up to Ha are written in horizontal rows

6	3	2	4	8	6	8	4	1	0	9
A	Ā	I	Ī	U	Ū	E	Ai	O	Au	Aṃ
Ka	Kha	Ga	Gha	Ca	Cha	Ja	Jha	Ṭa	Ṭha	Ḍa
Ḍha	Ṇa	Ta	Tha	Da	Dha	Na	Pa	Pha	Ba	Bha
Ma	Ya	Ra	La	Va	Śa	Șa	Sa	Ha	0	0

The digits for the years should be written. Excluding two, then once more. Between every two [signs or entries], the vowels of the zodiac signs and the digits of the color-arrangement original: "rāṅge", likely referring to a specific categorized grouping in the chart. Do not overthink formulas such as "nūtalāribhajatī" this appears to be a mnemonic string used to remember a specific sequence of divisions and the like.

The values for the two sides should be written separately in two different places, using their own? sums original: "rāśibhiḥ", which can mean zodiac signs or simply numerical quantities: 12 and 9. Whatever the value for one side might be... vyā:? the remainder is 68. Then, one should divide by the dennarā? sign this term is likely a corrupted technical term for a specific divisor. In that calculation, whichever side results in a higher number as the remainder (avaśiṣṭha): the value left over after a division, which in this system indicates the strength of a name shall achieve victory. The one who has the fewer points original: "svalpāṅkā" suffers defeat. 2.