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{
  "frame": {
    "ayanamsa": "lahiri",
    "ayanamsaDegrees": 23.72820922463809
  },
  "lagnaSign": "leo",
  "moonSign": "scorpio",
  "factors": [
    {
      "id": "lagna-sign",
      "input": "leo",
      "doshas": [
        "pitta"
      ],
      "weight": 2,
      "source": {
        "text": "Brihat Jataka",
        "chapter": "18",
        "verse": "note to 20, the Satyacharya extract",
        "translation": "N. Chidambaram Iyer",
        "year": 1885,
        "publicDomain": true,
        "note": "Chapter 18, not 19: the running head on the printed pages reads CH. 19 while the chapter opening precedes the list and chapter 19 begins after the Pisces entry, in two independent scans and in the Rao translation. It is an appended authority the translator credits to Satyacharya, never a verse of Varahamihira. All twelve rows agree across both translations; the two translations order the pair of humour words differently in seven rows, which carries no weight because the sets are identical."
      }
    },
    {
      "id": "moon-sign",
      "input": "scorpio",
      "doshas": [
        "pitta"
      ],
      "weight": 1,
      "source": {
        "text": "Brihat Jataka",
        "chapter": "18",
        "verse": "20",
        "translation": "N. Chidambaram Iyer",
        "year": 1885,
        "publicDomain": true,
        "note": "The verse expressly equates the effects of a sign occupied by the Moon with the effects of the same sign rising, which is what licenses reading the rising-sign table across to the Moon. The humours themselves come from whichever sign table the signDoshaScheme convention names, so this citation covers the read-across and not the table. Hora Sara chapter 29 states a bodily temperament from the Moon sign directly and is cited by reference only, because no public-domain English of it exists."
      }
    },
    {
      "id": "strongest-planet",
      "input": "Mars Sun Moon",
      "doshas": [
        "vata",
        "pitta",
        "kapha"
      ],
      "weight": 2,
      "source": {
        "text": "Saravali",
        "chapter": "38",
        "verse": "5",
        "translation": "R. Santhanam",
        "year": 1983,
        "publicDomain": false,
        "note": "Referenced, never quoted: no public-domain English exists. Three limits ride with it. The verse names only the five non-luminaries while shadbala ranks seven grahas; it says strengths rather than shadbala, so the choice of metric is ours; and its own frame is the five mahabhutas, with the humours named after them. The blend it licenses is what the composite share split rests on."
      }
    }
  ],
  "composite": {
    "vata": 7,
    "pitta": 87,
    "kapha": 6,
    "dominant": "pitta",
    "secondary": "vata",
    "type": "pitta",
    "convention": "roxyapi/v1",
    "weighting": {
      "lagnaSign": 2,
      "moonSign": 1,
      "strongestPlanet": 2,
      "strongPlanetThreshold": 0.9,
      "dualTypeMargin": 10
    }
  },
  "strengthRanking": [
    {
      "graha": "Mars",
      "totalVirupas": 525.53,
      "rank": 1,
      "strong": true
    },
    {
      "graha": "Sun",
      "totalVirupas": 521.16,
      "rank": 2,
      "strong": true
    },
    {
      "graha": "Moon",
      "totalVirupas": 511.89,
      "rank": 3,
      "strong": true
    }
  ],
  "planetDoshas": [
    {
      "graha": "Sun",
      "sanskritName": "sūrya",
      "doshas": [
        "pitta"
      ],
      "dhatu": "bone",
      "dhatuSanskrit": "asthi",
      "doshaSource": {
        "text": "Brihat Jataka",
        "chapter": "2",
        "verse": "8 to 11",
        "translation": "N. Chidambaram Iyer",
        "year": 1885,
        "publicDomain": true,
        "note": "Confirmed row for row against the independent B. Suryanarain Rao translation. The Moon and Venus rows read vata before kapha in BOTH translations, which is the reading widely circulated material diverges from. The verses cover the seven grahas only, so Rahu and Ketu carry no humour here and none is supplied."
      },
      "dhatuSource": {
        "text": "Brihat Jataka",
        "chapter": "2",
        "verse": "11",
        "translation": "N. Chidambaram Iyer",
        "year": 1885,
        "publicDomain": true,
        "note": "The two translations disagree on two of the seven rows. Saturn is snayu, which is attested as sinew, tendon, muscle and nerve alike, so the Sanskrit ships and no English is chosen; Iyer reads muscles and Rao reads nerves. These seven are not the sapta-dhatu set and must not be joined to one."
      }
    },
    {
      "graha": "Moon",
      "sanskritName": "candra",
      "doshas": [
        "vata",
        "kapha"
      ],
      "dhatu": "blood",
      "dhatuSanskrit": "rakta",
      "doshaSource": {
        "text": "Brihat Jataka",
        "chapter": "2",
        "verse": "8 to 11",
        "translation": "N. Chidambaram Iyer",
        "year": 1885,
        "publicDomain": true,
        "note": "Confirmed row for row against the independent B. Suryanarain Rao translation. The Moon and Venus rows read vata before kapha in BOTH translations, which is the reading widely circulated material diverges from. The verses cover the seven grahas only, so Rahu and Ketu carry no humour here and none is supplied."
      },
      "dhatuSource": {
        "text": "Brihat Jataka",
        "chapter": "2",
        "verse": "11",
        "translation": "N. Chidambaram Iyer",
        "year": 1885,
        "publicDomain": true,
        "note": "The two translations disagree on two of the seven rows. Saturn is snayu, which is attested as sinew, tendon, muscle and nerve alike, so the Sanskrit ships and no English is chosen; Iyer reads muscles and Rao reads nerves. These seven are not the sapta-dhatu set and must not be joined to one."
      }
    }
  ],
  "summary": "The chart reads pitta, and pitta carries the largest share of it at 87 percent. Several grahas share the strength in this chart, so the reading is a blend rather than one humour, which is what the classical rule on several strong planets allows. The reading is built from three cited factors: the rising sign, the sign the Moon occupies, and the strongest graha by shadbala. The weights across those factors are a RoxyAPI convention and are published in this response, because the primary texts give the factors and never the weighting.",
  "conventions": {
    "signDoshaScheme": "satyacharya",
    "ayanamsa": "lahiri"
  },
  "meta": {
    "disclaimer": "For general wellness and cultural interest only. This is not medical advice, and it is unrelated to the diagnosis, cure, mitigation, prevention or treatment of any disease or condition. Consult a qualified professional."
  }
}