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Narada Purana (Jyotisha Selections) · by Vyasa
Chapter 4 · Women's Charts
जातकम् ३
कूर्चांसने चंपकाभो दंडी कौशेयकानिनी ।परमोऽथो गृध्रमुखः स्नेहमद्याशनस्पृहः ॥ ३६२ ॥
In the full Narada Purana (Purva Bhaga) this is chapter 55, verse 362.
On a seat of kusha grass sits a man bright as a champaka flower. He holds a staff and wears silk and deerskin. Next: a vulture-faced man who craves oil, wine and food. (Our text is unclear here: the word read as deerskin.)
Simple meaning: A staff-holding man in silk and deerskin on a grass seat; and a vulture-faced man who loves oil and wine.
धन्वीकिंतरचेष्टस्तुहैमवर्मामृगानुगः ।
An archer in golden armour who follows deer; and a woman going to the seashore with snakes on her feet.
सौख्यस्पृहाह्यावृतांगीभत्रर्थकच्छपाकृतिः ।
A covered, tortoise-shaped woman who longs for comfort; and a tortoise-faced lion scaring dogs, boars and deer.
नौस्थोध्वौसंविभूषांर्थ नानारत्नकरोंचितः ।
A jewelled man in a boat; and a woman coming by boat to the seashore with her group.