Suryaprajnapti Chandraprajnapti

SR No.: 003459
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Madhukarmuni, Kanhaiyalal Maharaj, Shobhachad Bharilla
Publisher: Agam Prakashan Samiti
Publication Year: 1989
Total Pages: 302
Language: Hindi
Classification: Book_Devnagari, Agam, Canon, Geography, agam_suryapragnapti, & agam_chandrapragnapti
File Size: 4 MB

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तेरहवां प्राभृत
ख.
चंदमसोवड्ढोऽवड्ढी ७९. प. ता कहं ते चंदमसो वड्डोऽवड्डी ? आहिए त्ति वएज्जा?
उ. ता अट्ठ पंचातीसे मुहुत्तसते तीसं च बावट्ठिभागे मुहुत्तस्स। क. ता दोसिणापक्खाओ अंधगारपक्खं अयमाणे चंदे चत्तारि बायालसए, छत्तालीसं च
बावट्ठिभागे मुहुत्तस्स जाइं चंदे रजइ, तंजहा - पढमाए पढम भागं बितियाए बितियं भागं जाव पण्णरसीए पण्णरसमं भाग, चरमसमए चंदे रत्ते भवइ, अवसेसे समए चंदे रत्ते य विरत्ते य भवइ, इयण्णं अमावासा, एत्थं णं पढमे पव्वे अमावासे ता अंधगारपक्खो, ता णं दोसिणापक्खं अयमाणे चंदे चत्तारे बायाले मुहुत्तसए छत्तालीसं च बावट्ठिभागा मुहुत्तस्स जाइं चंदे विरजइ, तंजहा - पढमाए पढमं भागं बितियाए बितियं भागं जाव पण्णरसीए पण्णरसमं भागं, चरिमसमए चंदे विरत्ते भवइ, अवसेससमए रत्ते य, विरत्ते य भवइ, इयण्णं पुण्णमासिणी, एत्थं णं
दोच्चे पव्वे पुण्णिमासिणी। एगयुगे पुण्णिमासिणीओ अमावासो ८०. प. तत्थ खलु इमाओ बावढेि पुण्णिमासिणीओ बावटुिं अमावासाओ पण्णत्तओ,
बावठिं एते कसिणा रागा, बावठिं एते कसिणा विरागा, एते चउव्वीसे पव्वसए, एते चउव्वीसे कसिण-राग-विरागसए, जावइयाणं पंचण्हं संवच्छराणं समया एगे णं चउव्वीसेणं समयसएगुणगा,

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## Thirteenth Praabhrut

**B.**
**79. Q.** How is the moon's increase and decrease? Please explain.
**A.** It is 75 muhurtas and 30 bavatthi bhagas of a muhurta.
**Q.** How is the moon's increase and decrease in the dark fortnight?
**A.** In the dark fortnight, the moon increases for 412 muhurtas and 36 bavatthi bhagas of a muhurta. For example, in the first day, the first part increases, in the second day, the second part increases, and so on, until the 15th day, the 15th part increases. At the end, the moon becomes full. In the remaining time, the moon becomes both full and waning. This is called Amavasya.
Similarly, in the first fortnight, on Amavasya, the dark fortnight begins. In the dark fortnight, the moon increases for 412 muhurtas and 36 bavatthi bhagas of a muhurta. For example, in the first day, the first part increases, in the second day, the second part increases, and so on, until the 15th day, the 15th part increases. At the end, the moon becomes waning. In the remaining time, the moon becomes both full and waning. This is called Purnima.
Similarly, in the second fortnight, it is Purnima.

**80. Q.** How many Purnimas and Amavasyas are there in one Yuga?
**A.** There are 48 Purnimas and 48 Amavasyas. There are 48 Kasina ragas, 48 Kasina viragas, 24 fortnights, and 24 Kasina raga-viraga fortnights. In 5 years, there are 24 such fortnights.