The learned compute Khavedamsha (D40) and Akshavedamsha (D45) successively; their results are determined in the tenth and eleventh divisions.
Verse 2 — Deities of the Khavedamsha Divisions
विष्णुश्चन्द्रो मरीचिश्च त्वष्टा धाता शिवो रविः । यमो यक्षश्च गन्धर्वः कालो वरुण एव च ॥ ३०॥
viṣṇuś candro marīciś ca tvaṣṭā dhātā śivo raviḥ | yamo yakṣaś ca gandharvaḥ kālo varuṇa eva ca || 30||
Vishnu, Chandra, Marichi, Tvashta, Dhata, Shiva, Ravi (the Sun), Yama, Yaksha, Gandharva, Kala and Varuna are, in order, the deities presiding over the successive Khavedamsha (D40) divisions.
Likewise, the lords of the Akshavedamsha (D45) divisions: in a movable sign they are counted from Krya (Agni), in a fixed sign from Simha, and in a dual sign from Chapa — Vidhi (Brahma) and Vishnu being the presiding deities in the dual signs.
Learning is examined through the Veda-related division (vedabahu-amsha), strength and weakness through the Amsha, misfortune through the Trimshamsha (D30), and auspicious and inauspicious results through the Khavedamsha (D40).
Verse 5 — Judging Everything Through Akshavedamsha
One should also examine everything through the Akshavedamsha (D45) and the Shashtiamsha (D60), wherever the cruel lord of the Shashtiamsha arrives in any place.