Panchangam Reference

Court sixth-house natural-malefic exclusion foundation ​

personal.court-sixth-house-natural-malefic-foundation

A Court-scoped reject predicate consumes the shared natural-graha classifier and requires every represented Whole Sign sixth-house state to remain free of resolved natural malefics.

Assurance ​

LevelCurrent statement
Documented and traceableYes — the canonical record includes the process and a worked example.
Regression or reproduction checkedLinked to 2 repository test file(s).
Independently source-supportedAvailable only for the explicitly named provenance claims or comparison cells.

Computation method ​

Method type: algorithm

Delegate natural-graha classification to the canonical shared decision table, inspect only Whole Sign house 6, and aggregate all represented states with reject-first precedence.

Process ​

  1. Reject an unavailable or conflicting local-Lagna house frame to unknown.
  2. Validate the complete canonical nine-graha chart through the shared natural-graha classifier.
  3. Fail when any resolved natural malefic occupies house 6, including fixed malefics, waning Chandra, or malefic-associated Budha.
  4. Return unknown when an occupant's Chandra or Budha nature remains conditionally unresolved and no resolved malefic already controls; otherwise pass.
  5. Project a known failure to reject, a pass to retain, and an unknown to review without yet wiring candidate generation.
  6. Across a window, any known failure controls; otherwise unknown controls; an all-pass result still becomes unknown when relevant transitions are incomplete or the request budget is exhausted.

Formulae ​

Court sixth-house exclusion ​

text
pass iff not exists p: H(p) = 6 and natural_nature(p) = malefic
  • H(p): canonical Whole Sign house from the validated local Drik/Lahiri Lagna
  • natural_nature(p): shared fixed, guarded-Chandra and conditional-Budha classification
  • unknown: used when a potentially decisive conditional nature or transition is unresolved

Worked example ​

Kuja in the sixth with an unrelated phase-unknown occupant ​

Inputs

  • Kuja occupies Whole Sign house 6
  • Chandra is inside the disclosed phase-boundary guard
  • All nine canonical graha facts are otherwise available

Calculation

  1. The shared classifier resolves Kuja as a fixed natural malefic.
  2. Kuja supplies a decisive forbidden house-6 witness.
  3. Reject-first precedence prevents the unrelated unknown state from hiding the known violation.

Result

  • Status: fail
  • Accepted Court effect: reject
  • No score or tier adjustment can override the exclusion

Method notes ​

  • The shared JSON oracle is synthetic contract evidence, not a source golden or external ephemeris validation.
  • The rule consumes personal.natural-graha-nature and does not create a second event-specific benefic or malefic taxonomy.
  • general_baseline_mode remains none, so the predicate is not double-counted as a future general election baseline check.

Contract ​

Owning layer: personal
Claim kind: textual-rule
Time basis: Each exact chart sample in the candidate's half-open civil-minute window; all house, Rasi, Chandra-phase and Budha-association transitions must be represented before an all-pass window resolves.

Inputs ​

  • complete canonical nine-graha Drik/Lahiri Whole Sign chart
  • validated local-Lagna house-frame state
  • represented window samples
  • local-Lagna, graha-Rasi, Chandra-phase and Budha-association transition coverage
  • chart-request budget state

Outputs ​

  • per-state pass, fail or unknown with decisive witness evidence
  • whole-window pass, fail or unknown
  • unwired reject, retain or review disposition under the accepted Court effect policy

References and evidence ​

Evidence classes: textual, project_heuristic
Verification states: verified, heuristic

Raman supplies the no-malefic-in-the-sixth clause. Natural-graha classification, guarded conditional states, Whole Sign projection, reject effect and three-valued window precedence remain separately disclosed conventions.

muhurta.court.filing_lawsuit ​

Evidence class: textual
Verification state: verified
Locator: B. V. Raman, Chapter XVII, 'Miscellaneous elections,' section 'Filing law-suits,' inspected in the 2020 Chistabo derivative at internal printed p. 67 (physical PDF p. 71)
Last reviewed: 2026-09-11
Scope: Supports rejection of Tuesday and Saturday; admission of Ashwini, Rohini, Mrigashira, Pushya, Uttara Phalguni, Hasta, Chitra, Anuradha, Dhanishtha and Revati; Mesha Lagna or Mesha Navamsa; Guru in a Trikona from a strengthened Lagna; no malefic in the 6th; separation of the Lagna and 6th lords; and the non-predictive peace configuration. The Drik website post-screen now evaluates all five clauses across every sampled, Lagna-stable state: two exact rejection gates, two score-neutral preferences and one non-ranking information pattern. Unknown or boundary-adjacent facts retain the slot with visible review; mandatory failures remove it. The passage does not expand 'the usual unfavorable Tithis'; registered alternatives and the unchanged operational choice are separate claims. The profile is limited to filing or initiating a lawsuit and does not cover hearings, responses, settlement, appeals or outcome prediction. Legal obligations always take precedence. The legacy litigation API key resolves explicitly to this profile and is not a separate election.

Sources ​

muhurta.court.effect_policy_v1 ​

Evidence class: project_heuristic
Verification state: heuristic
Locator: Project decision over the five atomic B. V. Raman Chapter XVII filing-law-suits clauses, inspected in the 2020 Chistabo derivative at internal printed p. 67 (physical PDF p. 71)
Last reviewed: 2026-09-11
Scope: Mesha Lagna-or-Navamsa and a natural-malefic-free sixth house are reject effects; Guru in a Trikona and maximum Lagna-sixth-lord separation are non-scoring preferences; the peace configuration is non-ranking information. Source wording does not itself define these product effects.

Sources ​

election_chart.natural_graha_nature.phaladeepika_2_27 ​

Evidence class: textual
Verification state: verified
Locator: Chapter II, sloka 27, book pp. 19-20 (scan pp. 56-57)
Last reviewed: 2026-09-09
Scope: Enumerates waning Chandra, Surya, Kuja, Shani, Rahu and Ketu as malefic; Guru and Shukra as benefic; waxing Chandra as benefic; and Budha as malefic when joined to a malefic. It does not define a conjunction orb, a numerical phase boundary guard or functional lordship.

Sources ​

  • Phaladeepika — Mantreswara; V. Subrahmanya Sastri English translation, second edition, 1950; authority type: primary_text_translation

election_chart.budha_same_sign_association_policy_v1 ​

Evidence class: project_heuristic
Verification state: heuristic
Locator: annaprasana-natural-malefic-lagna-v1; BPHS modern witness chapter 3 verse 11
Last reviewed: 2026-09-04
Scope: Interprets Budha's association condition only as same-sign physical occupation. No additional Budha failure is produced because any accompanying fixed natural malefic in Lagna already controls the prohibition. Aspect, dispositor and lordship associations are not inferred.

Sources ​

  • Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, chapter 3 verse 11 — Attributed to Parashara; Enjoy Learning Sanskrit modern web transcription, word analysis, and English rendering; accessed 2026-09-04; not a critical edition; authority type: modern_text_witness

election_chart.raman_180_degree_paksha_policy_v1 ​

Evidence class: project_heuristic
Verification state: heuristic
Locator: B. V. Raman, Chapter II, inspected in the 2020 Chistabo derivative at internal printed p. 4 (physical PDF p. 7); annaprasana-natural-malefic-lagna-v1
Last reviewed: 2026-09-04
Scope: Implements the transcription's below-or-above-180-degree description as E = (Chandra longitude - Surya longitude) mod 360: 0 < E < 180 is waxing and 180 < E < 360 is waning. This ecliptic-longitude arithmetic is the named Raman policy rather than a blended lunar-phase tradition.

Sources ​

election_chart.lunar_phase_boundary_guard_policy_v1 ​

Evidence class: project_heuristic
Verification state: heuristic
Locator: annaprasana-natural-malefic-lagna-v1; lunar_phase_guard_degrees=0.02
Last reviewed: 2026-09-04
Scope: Returns unknown at and within 0.02 degrees of either 0 or 180 degrees of solar elongation. The guard covers rounded sidecar degrees and the source's unclassified exact boundaries; it is a product precision policy, not a textual threshold.

Sources ​

  • No external source is registered for this claim.

election_chart.whole_sign_house_policy_v1 ​

Evidence class: project_heuristic
Verification state: heuristic
Locator: whole-sign-physical-occupation-v1
Last reviewed: 2026-09-04
Scope: Uses the browser's canonical local Drik/Lahiri Lagna and computes house = 1 + ((graha Rasi index - Lagna Rasi index + 12) mod 12). Occupation means physical Whole Sign house presence only, not aspect, lordship, Shadbala or an inferred composite condition.

Sources ​

  • No external source is registered for this claim.

The complete machine-readable source registry is available in provenance.json. A regression fixture or same-code reproduction is not independent verification.

Reproduce and review ​

Run the linked tests, then the complete offline contract:

bash
python tools/verify_project.py

Public surfaces ​

  • python-library
  • website

Limitations ​

  • This issue delivers an additive Python and TypeScript predicate foundation only. It remains specified_unwired until Court integration issue 400; the current finder, completion counts, score, rank and tier are unchanged.
  • Incomplete or malformed nine-graha facts, an uncertain local-Lagna frame, phase-guarded Chandra, conditionally unresolved Budha, missing transitions and chart-request budget exhaustion remain unknown.
  • The rule checks natural malefic physical occupation of Whole Sign house 6 only. It does not infer functional maleficence, aspects, strength, dignity, success in litigation or a general election baseline.

Implementation ​

This route is generated from computations.json. Edit the registry and canonical reference prose in the same pull request as a behavior change.