The lords of the 12 Rasis and that of the 12 Navamashas with the same identity are: Mangal, Sukr, Budh, Candr, Surya, Budh, Sukr, Mangal, Guru, Sani, Sani and Guru. The lords of the Horas in odd Rasis are Surya and Candr, while the reverse is true in the case of even Rasis. The lords of the four directions, viz. East, South, West and North are Mesh, Vrishabh, Mithun and Kark, respectively, with their Konas repeating again in the same order.

Notes: Each Rasi is divided in two equal parts of 15 degrees. The first 15 degrees of odd Rasis are ruled by Surya and called Solar half. The second 15 degrees are ruled by Candr and called Lunar half. In the case of even Rasi, the arrangement is reversed. As regards directions, these are clear for Rasis. See planetary rulerships of the directions, as under: Surya, Sani, Sukr, Candr, Mangal, Budh, Rahu, Guru; East, West, South East, North West, South, North, South West and North East, respectively, (as per Brihat Jataka, Ch. II, Sloka 6 and my English translation of Saravali).

These can be profitably used in Horary Astrology also. In this context, C. G. Rajans Tamil translation of Parasara Hora and Prasna Marga, Slokas 7 to 9 in Ch. II have the following account: Mesh-Vrishabh East, Kark-Simh South, Tula-Vrischik West, Kumbh-Meen North, Mithun South East, Kanya South East, Dhanu North West, Meen North East.