Fragment of Narapatijayacaryā

This is an Astrological text, Narapatijayacharyā or Svarodaya by Narapati son of Āmradeva of Dhārā the text has composed at Aṇahilapaṭṭaṇa during the reign of Ajayapāla (1174-77), the Cālukya king and completed in 1176 A. D. (according to the commentator Harivam3śa). . The Svarodaya text has 3 chapters and each chapters contains various subchapters. The author reffers 7 text in his Svarodaya in choronological order including; Brahmayāmala, Viṣṇuyāmala, Rudrayāmala, Adiyāmala, Skandayāmala, Kurmayāmala, Devīyāmala The manuscript contains the 1st chapters fragment of Svarodaya including; f.6 nābheda(iḍā. Piṅgalā, suṣumnā) , f. 15 yudhejayaprakaraṇa, f. 16 Grabhaparakaraṇa, f. 17samvatsaraprakaraṇa, f.18 rogaprakaraṇa. The manuscript is good in physical condition readable and red ink has used every verse end for stop. The speciality of this manusript is it is written in verse and the whole text is a dialogue between īśavara and devī, but it starts with folio no. 5 and ends folio no. 18 a single page has at first with no pagination so it assumes that it is an incomplete text, also the text here has not mentioned authors name or text name.