02. Vaishakha 03. Jyeshtha 04.

Ashadha
06. Bhadrapada 07. Ashwin 08. Kartik
10. Paush 11. Magha 12. Phalguna

02. Bharani 03. Krittika 04. Rohini

06. Ardra 07. Punarvasu 08. Pushya
10. Magha 11. Purva Phalguni 12. Uttara Phalguni
14. Chitra 15. Swati 16. Vishakha
18. Jyeshtha 19. Mula 20. Purva Ashadha
22. Shravana 23. Dhanishtha 24. Shatabhisha
26. Uttara Bhadrapada 27. Revati 28.

02. Priti 03. Ayushman 04. Saubhagya

06. Atiganda 07. Sukarman 08. Dhriti
10. Ganda 11. Vriddhi 12. Dhruva
14. Harshana 15. Vajra 16. Siddhi
18. Varigha 19. Parigha 20. Shiva
22. Sadhya 23. Shubha 24. Shukla
26. Indra 27. Vaidhriti 28.

02. Bava 03. Balava 04. Kaulava

06. Garaja 07. Vanija 08. Vishti
10. Chatushpada 11. Nagava 12.

02. Dwitiya 03. Tritiya 04. Chaturthi

06. Shashthi 07. Saptami 08. Ashtami
10. Dashami 11. Ekadashi 12. Dwadashi
14. Chaturdashi 15. Purnima 16. Amavasya

02. Vrishabha 03. Mithuna 04. Karka

06. Kanya 07. Tula 08. Vrischika
10. Makara 11. Kumbha 12. Meena
 02. Kaladanda (Mrityu) 03. Dhumra (Asukha) 04. Dhata/Prajapati
(Saubhagya)
06. Dhwanksha (Dhanakshaya) 07. Ketu/Dhwaja (Saubhagya) 08. Shrivatsa
(Saukhyasampatti)
10. Mudgara (Lakshmikshaya) 11. Chhatra (Rajasanmana) 12. Mitra (Pushti)
14. Padma (Dhanagama) 15. Lumbaka (Dhanakshaya) 16. Utpata (Prananasha)
18. Kana (Klesha) 19. Siddhi (Karyasiddhi) 20. Shubha (Kalyana)
) 22. Mushala (Dhanakshaya) 23. Gada (Bhaya) 24. Matanga (Kulavriddhi)
a) 26. Chara (Karyasiddhi) 27. Sthira (Griharambha) 28. Vardhamana (Vivaha)

02. Vibhava 03. Shukla 04. Pramoda

06. Angira 07. Shrimukha 08. Bhava
10. Dhata 11. Ishwara 12. Bahudhanya
14. Vikrama 15. Vrisha 16. Chitrabhanu
18. Tarana 19. Parthiva 20. Vyaya
22. Sarvadhari 23. Virodhi 24. Vikriti
26. Nandana 27. Vijaya 28. Jaya
30. Durmukha 31. Hemalambi 32. Vilambi
34. Sharvari 35. Plava 36. Shubhakrit
38. Krodhi 39. Vishvavasu 40. Parabhava
42. Kilaka 43. Saumya 44. Sadharana
46. Paridhavi 47. Pramathi 48. Aananda
50. Nala 51. Pingala 52. Kala
54. Raudra 55. Durmati 56. Dundubhi
58. Raktakshi 59. Krodhana 60. Kshaya

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