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01 · SIDEREAL LUNAR MANSION (NAKSHATRA 15 OF 28)

15. Swati (Svātī (Nistya)) — 186° 40' to 200° 00'

In classical Sanskrit positional astronomy, Swati (Svātī (Nistya)) is the 15-numbered lunar mansion spanning 06° 40' to 20° 00' Tula (Libra) (186° 40' to 200° 00' of the sidereal ecliptic). Within the vectorized corpus (jyotish_corpus_core_v3), Swati is directly indexed across 234 verified passages and 110 numbered shlokas in 14 Sanskrit treatises.

Canonical Definition · Swati (186° 40' to 200° 00')

Swati is governed in the Vimshottari Dasha cycle by Rahu (18 Years) and presided over by the Vedic deity Vayu (Vital Cosmic Wind and Prana). Its astronomical junction star (Yoga Tara) is identified with Alpha Bootis (Arcturus), and its inherent power is Pradhvamsa Shakti (power to scatter like the wind and adapt autonomously).

13° 20' SIDEREAL LUNAR MANSION & 4-PADA NAVAMSA (D9) PROJECTION Nakshatra 15 (Swati)
SIDEREAL ARC: 186° 40' to 200° 00' | RASHI: TULA | DASHA LORD: RAHU (18 YEARS) 0° Mesha 180° Chitra (Spica) 360° Revati 4 EQUAL NAVAMSA PADAS (3° 20' = 200 ARC-MINUTES EACH) Pada 1 · "Ru" Dhanu (Sagittarius D9) Lord: Guru Pada 2 · "Re" Makara (Capricorn D9) Lord: Shani Pada 3 · "Ro" Kumbha (Aquarius D9) Lord: Shani Pada 4 · "Ta" Meena (Pisces D9) Lord: Guru Deity: Vayu (Vital Cosmic Wind and Prana) | Gana: Deva (Divine)
02 · FOUR PADAS & NAVAMSA (D9) HARMONIC MAPPING

The Four 3° 20' Padas of Swati & Ninth-Harmonic Dispositors

The lunar mansion Swati divides into four equal quarters (Padas) of 3° 20' (200 arc-minutes each) that project directly into the Navamsa (D9) harmonic chart. In Swati, this four-fold partition links the sidereal longitude in Tula to four consecutive Navamsa signs and phonetic seed syllables (Aksharas).

According to Brihat Samhita Chapter 98 Verse 10 and Chapter 101 Verse 15 and Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra Chapter 46 Verses 68 to 71, Swati carries a chara and chala (movable and adaptable) temperament and a deva (divine) classification. Within the ecliptic structure of Swati, Terminates at Shani Paramochcha (20°00' Tula); Pada 4 is a Pushkara Navamsa.

Pada & Degree Span Navamsa (D9) Sign D9 Ruler & Syllable Classical Pada Delineation
Pada 1 (06°40' – 10°00' Tula) Dhanu (Sagittarius D9) Guru ("Ru") Philosophical quarter directing Swati independence toward international law, travel, and comparative study.
Pada 2 (10°00' – 13°20' Tula) Makara (Capricorn D9) Shani ("Re") Commercial and institutional quarter grounding Swati diplomacy in durable contractual governance.
Pada 3 (13°20' – 16°40' Tula) Kumbha (Aquarius D9) Shani ("Ro") Air-to-air quarter maximizing Swati intellectual autonomy, scientific networking, and diplomatic poise.
Pada 4 (16°40' – 20°00' Tula) Meena (Pisces D9) Guru ("Ta") Pushkara Navamsa quarter reaching Saturn deep exaltation (20°00' Tula) and uniting equity with contemplation.
03 · MULTI-TREATISE SHASTRA CONCORDANCE

Citations for Swati Across 18 Classical Sanskrit Shastras

The concordance table below details how Swati is distributed across the eighteen classical treatises of jyotish_corpus_core_v3. Varahamihira in Brihat Samhita and Brihat Jataka defines the stellar coordinates, seasonal transits, and natal Moon traits of Swati, while Muhurta Chintamani and Kalaprakashika codify electional Panchanga rules for Swati.

Sanskrit Treatise Verified Passages Chapter Coverage Analytical Scope
Muhurta Chintamani 113 passages 10 ch / 30 v Records lunar transit rules, Tara Bala compatibility, and janma nakshatra results for Swati across 10 chapters.
Brihat Samhita 64 passages 25 ch / 51 v Records lunar transit rules, Tara Bala compatibility, and janma nakshatra results for Swati across 25 chapters.
Prashna Marga 11 passages 5 ch / 7 v Records lunar transit rules, Tara Bala compatibility, and janma nakshatra results for Swati across 5 chapters.
Brihat Jataka 10 passages 6 ch / 5 v Records lunar transit rules, Tara Bala compatibility, and janma nakshatra results for Swati across 6 chapters.
Jaimini Upadesha Sutras 7 passages 1 ch / 2 v Records lunar transit rules, Tara Bala compatibility, and janma nakshatra results for Swati across 1 chapters.
Surya Siddhanta 7 passages 2 ch / 4 v Records lunar transit rules, Tara Bala compatibility, and janma nakshatra results for Swati across 2 chapters.
04 · VERBATIM CORPUS FOLIO & VIMSHOTTARI SYNCHRONY

Archival Public-Domain Folio Excerpt for Swati

This archival passage for Swati comes from the public-domain edition of Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra (Chapter 3, Verse 7) in jyotish_corpus_core_v3. When the natal Moon or Lagna occupies Swati, the remaining arc of Swati determines the opening balance of the Rahu Mahadasha (18 Years).

CORPUS PROVENANCE: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra | Source ID: archive_brihat-parashara-hora-sastra | Chapter 3, Verse 7
"Lagn and the Grahas, joining and departing from each other, the native s good and bad effects are deducted Addition from Santhanam till Sloka 7 The names of the 27 Nakshatras are Ashvini, Bharani, Krittika, Rohini, Mrigasira, Ardra, Punarvasu, Pushya, Aslesha, Magha, Purvaphalguni, Uttaraphalguni, Hasta, Chitra, Swati, Vishaka, Anuradha, Jyeshtha, Mula, Purvashadh,"

In Ashtakoota synastry and daily Gochara transit analysis, Swati is the reference anchor for computing the nine-fold Tara Bala cycle (Janma, Sampat, Vipat, Kshema, Pratyak, Sadhana, Naidhana, Mitra, and Parama Mitra) and checking Nadi and Gana compatibility (Deva (Divine)).

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