If the owner of the Navamsa be Tula, the cause of death will be grief, a quadruped or fever. If Vrischika be the owner of the Navamsa, death will be occasioned by a stone or a weapon or other such missile. If the Navamsa belongs to Dhanus, gout of a virulent kind will produce death. If it be Makara that owns the Navamsa, the end will come from a beast of prey such as a tiger or from a disease such as colic. When such Navamsa belongs to Kumbha, death will be inflicted by a tiger or a woman. And lastly if the Navamsa in question be a Meena Navamsa, water or dysentery will be the cause of death. The place of death will be the haunt of the sign to which the Randhranavamsa (the 64th Navamsa from the Lagnanavamsa) belongs.
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