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Implementation follows the authorized VED-011 plan. Source files, editions and scan hashes are recorded in the research ledger. This standard distinguishes a finite selected interpretation from a claim to implement every prescription in an entire book.
MC Maniprabha 1948 owns the residential timing profile. Foundation selects 12.13–19, specifically the solar-facing calendar of12.15. The commentary introduces12.16 as an alternative; it is not an additional conjunction. Entry selects13.1–7's timing predicates, excluding the separately anchored preparatory worship and ritual-performance certification.
The Vrisha28 table and Kalasha27 table remain distinct. The physical unequal Abhijit adapter is276°40′ through280°53′20″; the verse supplies the ordinal chakra, while the adapter supplies the astronomical partition. Ordinary27 stars are never rescaled to28 equal sectors. Front-door star groups follow the13.1 footnote's11.36 reference, seven successive28-stars starting with Krittika in the east. This profile selects the conjunctive reading: an admitted ordinary/additional entry star must also belong to the door's group.
The entry lunar calendar is an explicitly named Purnimanta composition based on the edition's Krishna-first month commentary at12.16. Ordinary entry uses Magha, Phalguna, Vaisakha or Jyeshtha in sidereal Uttarayana. Old-house and specified extraordinary entry add Shravana, Kartika and Margashirsha under 13.2. Return entry receives the commentary's calendar/asta relaxation; other entry predicates remain visible. Unknown or intercalation-ambiguous month evidence cannot pass an ordinary calendar requirement.
Planet placement uses a named seven-classical-graha interpretation of the collective benefic/malefic wording. Each included planet is evaluated. The nodes are excluded from this placement composition: adding both opposite nodes to a requirement that each malefic occupy3/6/11 makes the conjunction unsatisfiable. This is a disclosed interpretive choice, not a claim that the verse explicitly enumerates seven bodies. Moon nature uses the admitted phase criterion; Mercury uses same-sign association among these seven bodies. Missing association evidence remains unknown.
Entry13.4 excludes the eighth from natal Moon and natal Lagna; it does not exclude the natal sign itself. The Bhakuta reading is separately named: resident natal Moon versus election Moon, excluding2/12,5/9,6/8, without importing partner-matching remedies. No natal layer is inferred without an identified participant. A dual Lagna requiring natal upachaya qualification remains unresolved when that evidence is absent.
Ordinary Jupiter/Venus asta uses the declared SS adjacent-event geometry, without MC marriage's waiting periods. Qualified relief retains the underlying fact and source exception. Symbolic residential excavation direction at12.19 is not a physical Rahu azimuth. No timing result certifies structural safety.
MC Avasthi2004 Nakshatra2.16–17 owns purchase, sale and vipani timing.
The scan is complete at these loci despite its truncated later travel chapter.
Purchase elects buyer acceptance/exchange; sale elects seller acceptance/
exchange. First opening for trade is an explicitly named modern composition
of vipani, not incorporation, contract execution, lending or stock trading.
The six buyer and seven seller star sets are independent positive selection requirements. Failure means the selected source does not prefer this instant for that actor; it is not a universal prohibition or an averaged transaction score. A comparison returns both assessments and the disjoint-set conflict.
Sale's sat-tithi is bound to the finite named MC04 best-tithi composition:
the best tier of1.4 (Shukla11–15 or Krishna1–5), excluding the tithi/weekday
conflicts of1.5–6 and1.8, the tithi/star conflicts of1.11–13, and the triple
conflicts of1.20. Middling and inferior tiers remain reported. Siddha weekday
testimony is retained as advisory; it does not silently cancel a prohibition.
This selection does not import the region-specific shunya tables or every
other general-yoga prescription into the word sat-tithi. Those are visible
scope exclusions, not purportedly evaluated rules. Vipani's explicit Rikta/
Tuesday restriction is its own rule, not an alias of sale's best-tier rule.
Purchase does not inherit the sale-specific Lagna or tithi conditions.
Collective placements use the same disclosed seven-graha interpretation as housing. Sale requires benefics in1/2/4/5/7/9/10 and malefics in3/6/11. Vipani requires both Moon and Venus in Lagna, no malefic in8/12, and other benefics in2/10/11. The specific Moon/Venus instruction takes precedence over that general benefic clause; conjoining Venus-in-Lagna with Venus-only-in2/10/11 would make the source prescription impossible. There is no unsourced universal strength override. No result asserts a financial return.
The weekday-direction release (printed148/PDF185) and modular tests (printed149–152/PDF186–189) are independently named components. Neither claims to implement complete KP travel. The disputed star-direction table atPDF180 remains excluded, without silently substituting MC's reading.
The weekday release is strictly beyond8/22/15/12 ghatis after sunrise for east/south/west/north. The clock is an explicit fixed1440-second ghati composition. Equality does not release the restriction; an uncertain sunrise bracket leaves the derived edge uncertain. The original weekday finding and targeted exception both remain in the response. No KP release cancels an MC finding. Intercardinal extension of this four-direction component is rejected.
Modular tests preserve the printed Friday/Pushya/Panchami example (4,2,2).
The separate shifted Panchakam uses15/12/10/8/4, each modulo9 against5.
The worked example alone does not distinguish absolute-month and repeating-
paksha tithi numbering. Both explicit computational conventions are exposed;
the default is absolute1–30 and metadata discloses the selection. Neither is
mislabelled a uniquely established reading of that example. The three-modulus
test is unchanged between those conventions, while shifted Panchakam can
differ. Generic Panchaka's other formulas are not substituted.
MC Maniprabha1948 chapter11 owns mc_maniprabha_1948_ordinary_land.v1.
The explicit anchor is leaving the residence, crossing the settlement boundary
or leaving the room. The last is a source-attributed convention, not a default
kilometre conversion. A return leg elects departure for the return journey;
chapter11.109's return-home arrival is a separate excluded act. Maritime,
military, royal processions and observed omens are outside this ordinary scope.
The eleven-day/tithi and star-direction rules, day/night thirds, Rahu/Jiva, Yogini, Kala/Pasha, Parigha, ayana, Venus direction/condition, Lagna/Navamsa and natal conditions retain their own clocks and ordinals. New Moon30 does not collapse into Full Moon15 for Yogini. The 28-star Parigha adapter preserves Abhijit; a daytime Abhijit muhurta exception uses the middle daylight fifteenth, not the Abhijit star. Blind-Venus relief targets only facing Venus. MC11.9's Siddha-tithi exception does not erase unrelated prohibitions.
Where11.9's commentary broadly permits weekdays except directional shula, the closing11.111 explicit Sun/Tuesday/Saturday restriction is selected for the ordinary composite. The Rahu/Jiva half has13 stars, a central separating star, and13 stars; the one-short printed worked example is not silently substituted for the verse. These are edition-specific precedence choices.
The11.112 marriage cross-reference imports a finite MC04 quantitative
composition, listed in the catalogue's imported_families: karana, stellar
vedha/history, Krantisamya, Ekargala, day eighth/Kulika, Dagdha, Jamitra,
Bana, ingress, day/night Lagna, Kartari, Nitya Yoga, Vishanadi, Yamaghanta,
Gandanta, tithi sunrise counts, Durmuhurta and hard Lagna-house restrictions.
It does not import the wedding calendar, wedding preferences, numeric D9
score, broad wedding remedies or post-visibility wedding waits. MC48's
Vishanadi start and width scale with the whole star duration; the admitted
MC04 marriage fixed-width interpretation remains unchanged.
Optional prior departure is a declared earlier fact, not a retroactive rescue of an adverse current anchor. Five nights refer to a completed stop, not an expiry measured from the original departure. The current departure is always assessed. Direction and natal frames are explicit; KP components reject the MC personal/prior-departure fields.
The catalogue exposes vv_vasantalakshmi_1935_marriage_ordinary.v1 and
kp_1917_marriage_ordinary.v1 with separate personal and Navamsa profiles,
source hashes, complete rule/transition manifests and finite remedy targets.
Neither aliases MC. Existing MC defaults and the previously admitted MC
Godhuli composition remain unchanged; new ordinary profiles reject that flag
and remedies belonging to another edition.
The selected loci are1 (star purification), the concluded Navamsa doctrine in4,5–6 (placements and both participants' Moons),8 (bhava/Shadvarga/hora), 10 (calendar),13 (priority/cancellation) and17 (recapitulation). Detailed arguments govern conflicting summaries. The Phalguna/Pisces and Vaisakha/Aries permissions survive; Chaitra and Pausha are rejected. The eight five-line pairs agree with MC04, but VV's ordinary whole-star scope does not acquire MC's pada release. Chapter1's detailed odd-count Ekargala discussion takes precedence over17.4's conflicting parity statement.
VV4.8 admits Gemini, Virgo, Libra and only the first half of Sagittarius D9, with the directed Yavana friendship selected by3.17–21. Planet D1 testimony is combined with8.1–5's quadrant-center/bisected-sandhi bhava testimony; an adverse result in either survives. Specific chapter5 house permissions take precedence over the compressed13.1/17.5 recap, including Moon4, Ketu8 and Venus12. Venus12's alternative neutral reading is retained as provenance rather than an additional veto. Mars10's specific full-Jupiter- aspect qualification is distinct from13.10's rejected unqualified waiver.
The13.2 Moon7/10 exception is explicitly interpreted as Purnima, own/friend/ benefic D1 ownership and a full aspect from a planet that is both a friend and benefic. The13.11 selected remedy can neutralize only an ordinary malefic seventh from Moon. The defined55th-inclusive physical Navamsa Jamitra (54 elapsed segments) in13.12–13 has its own non-cancellable row. No broad strength number subtracts findings.
The8.8 angular hora advances every15 degrees of Lagna minus Sun. The8.11
clock hora advances every elapsed hour after local sunrise. The historical
Lanka day-start approximation criticized by the commentary is replaced by
the explicitly named modern local-sunrise adapter. Six-varga ownership uses
D1/D2/D3/D9, self-counted D12 and unequal planetary D30, as a named
Brihat Jataka1.7/
1.9 composition. A majority of benefic
vargas, a benefic weekday or night supplies8.9's hora relief. The region-only
extra tithi/star/weekday rules in8.12 are not imported into all_regions.
The8.12 commentary explicitly specifies16 fixed ghatis on each side of solar ingress. Initial Nitya-Yoga exclusions are6/5/3/3/9/6 fixed ghatis for Ganda/Shula/Vishkambha/Vajra/Vyaghata/Atiganda, first-half Parigha, and whole Vyatipata/Vaidhriti. Gandanta uses the separately attributed MC43 numeric adapter where these selected VV loci name the condition without its length. Visibility uses the declared SS diurnal-arc geometry with VV5.9's specific waits: Jupiter10 days after and14 before; Venus east3/10 and west10/5.
The1.21 eclipse restriction extends through seven elapsed days after the
last global contact. For1.22, all Moon stars touched during the eclipse are
retained; five-planet bheda is the commentary's conjunction reading,
implemented as an explicit apparent-longitude conjunction adapter. Both the
election Moon and Lagna are tested. Two complete subsequent Moon traversals
clear the star within the source's six-month ceiling. The finite search proves
two traversals after its starting extent for each evaluated star, establishing
that older events cannot remain effective. Missing clearance evidence is
unknown, not a time-based substitute. Source1.23/17.3 Krantisamya uses actual
equal signed apparent declination and its owning Moon-star occurrence;
it does not substitute MC's six sign pairs.
Personal coverage is explicitly natal Moon/Lagna and declared birth context, with both people required. The ordinary Sun/Jupiter transit-house composition is symmetric and disclosed; full natal planetary/varga occupation conditions, compatibility chapters, horary and character predictions are excluded. Qualitative weakness is implemented through named finite dignity/combustion predicates, not presented as a complete Shadbala assessment.
ChapterXIV's specific permissions govern the finite general timing imports. Best and middling tithis remain distinct; Krishna1–8's specific permissions and middling Full Moon take precedence over the generic waning/end-Paksha language. Krishna9 onward and Shukla1 are prohibited. Full Moon's retained end-Paksha finding carries its explicit permission. Source-defined eighth- house Mars testimony remains favorable while other independent restrictions can still prevent eligibility. Moon4 is adverse in this edition.
The general imports are enumerated in the catalogue: nine whole Nitya Yogas, Vishti/fixed karanas, sunrise tithi counts, fixed90-minute Yamaganda, Gandanta, Thyajyam, Shadvarga, Ekargala, Kartari, planet condition, calendar ends and solar ingress. KP's 27-star Ekargala diagram has a head and13 reflected pairs and applies only during daytime. Both flanking malefics must be retrograde for KP Kartari. KP does not receive MC's Moon reset or its ordinary Kulika veto; the source's Gulika footnote is not adverse.
KP II/PDF49 defines the star/tithi Gandanta as two fixed ghatis and the sign condition as the last water-sign/first fire-sign Navamsa. The printed Thyajyam offsets have four fixed ghatis of width; the tithi table explicitly covers the bright fortnight. Its alternate second Mula interval is not silently conjoined with the selected ordinary first prescription.
Each fixed-clock interval belongs to the parent that starts it, even when the physical tithi or nakshatra ends before the exclusion does. Assessment unions the current and preceding parents' intervals; bright-fortnight scope belongs to the originating tithi. Dated evidence retains enough consecutive parents for the whole current parent, so a later representative instant still exposes an earlier carryover release to the window partitioner. Direct evidence must cover the maximum offset plus width (59 tithi or 54 nakshatra ghatis) back from the assessed instant to claim complete carryover coverage. Insufficient history remains explicit and cannot yield a complete clear finding. Derived start/end brackets retain the parents' uncertainty and the existing half-open endpoint convention.
The final three elapsed days of the physical Amanta month quantify month end and the end of the second month of each printed two-month Ruthu. The last fortnight of the Chaitra-start year defines year end. Ayana ends are already covered by KP's own Cancer/Capricorn ingress prohibition. These are named calendar compositions, not claims that the prose specifies every modern calendar convention. Shadaseethimukha excludes the first60 fixed ghatis after the Sun enters the fifth Navamsa of a movable sign, seventh of a fixed sign or ninth of a dual sign. Raw preceding entry evidence is retained.
KP angular combustion uses Jupiter11 degrees and Venus10 direct/8 retrograde, with Jupiter8 days after/15 before and Venus7 after/10 before. The specific XIV seven-day Venus permission governs the general ten-day post-appearance statement. Station searches are required only in the certified8–10-degree transition domain where motion can change the predicate; the orb-root bands are included. This removes redundant work without weakening certificates.
Birth-period specificity applies to the first-born groom. The optional dignified-benefic remedy is a named finite interpretation of XIV's broad language: own/exalted, direct, noncombust Mercury/Venus/Jupiter in Lagna, targeting only tithi, weekday and Prishtodaya. All other findings survive.
These profiles use a disclosed global-occurrence adapter. Solar contact is the intersection of the Earth-reception Sun/Moon penumbral cone with Moira's spherical Earth. Lunar contact uses the native geometric Moon, retarded Sun and the existing1.01 Earth-shadow convention, selecting umbral events. Penumbral-only lunar events and observer-specific eclipse visibility are outside this selected interpretation. No claim is made that this cone model is a verbatim classical computational algorithm.
All contact roots use the serving interval-Chebyshev/clock machinery. Raw ICRF shadow-vector witnesses, direction, apparent Moon star extent and contact bands remain in the additional history. The sampled greatest- eclipse search is not used to certify contact completeness. Equal- declination events retain raw endpoint declinations. Supplemental history has its own finite coverage extent, and declination history declares its separate shorter extent. Direct evidence remains conditional on the caller; the presence of raw events is not a forged reader-verification receipt.
Raw shadow samples require finite component and derived distances, separated Sun/Moon spheres and a finite computed cone signal. Coincident, overlapping or overflowed geometry is rejected at engine admission; the corresponding REST evidence returns a validation error (HTTP 422). Ordinary physical samples retain the existing cone arithmetic and contact-root model.
Supplied evidence is conditional. Dated and window operations borrow the serving reader, bind its clocks/frames/resources, meter all work, and request only the selected dependency closure. The full existing MC marriage assembly keeps its operation order and public vessels. No approximate epoch bins, cross-request ambient caches or newly inferred source equivalences are used.
Windows isolate all selected transition families under the existing declared arithmetic model. Stable interiors are distinct from uncertain root bands. Unavailable Lagna, horizon, calendar or historical evidence remains visible; sampling cannot establish constancy. Bounds apply to parent history, roots, ephemeris work, retained cells and output bytes. A limit failure never returns a truncated supposedly complete result. HTTP serializers project the canonical engine result; they do not contain another astrology evaluator.
Housing, commerce and the admitted travel profiles accept SS horizon apparition contexts. KP marriage's angular-combustion context is rejected on these purpose surfaces, even when its appearance/disappearance roles would otherwise look usable. The owning KP marriage profile continues to accept that context. This admission rule is shared by engine and REST.
VV supplemental history requires at least 73 historical days for an instant
and 73 plus half the requested UT1 span for a window. The independent
90-day history-vessel bound limits VV requests to 17 UT1 days even when a
larger generic range limit is selected. These are necessary admission bounds,
not guarantees that subsequent work fits every other budget. Invalid
requests fail before reader acquisition or evidence construction with the
typed additional_tradition_preflight budget stage; REST preserves the
marriage_search_budget code and HTTP 422. MC and KP retain their existing
65-day common minimum; the same supplemental-span check also governs KP.
Business, travel and additional marriage profiles are admitted separately. Completed local source/numerical/HTTP validation is recorded in the execution receipt.