The Sun when in mid-heaven is known as an Ākranda planet; when in the east he is known as a Paura planet and when in the west he is known as a Yāyin planet. Mercury, Jupiter and Saturn are always known as Paura planets. The Moon is always known as an Ākranda planet.
Ketu, Mars, Rahu and Venus are known as Yāyin planets. The planet that suffers defeat in conjunction will cause suffering to the objects it represents; but if triumphant, the objects will prosper.
If a Paura planet should suffer defeat in conjunction with another Paura planet, citizens and rulers will suffer. Also if a Yāyin (marching to war) planet should suffer defeat in conjunction with another Yāyin planet or if an Ākranda (setting up a war cry) planet should suffer defeat in conjunction with another Ākranda planet or if either a Paura or Yāyin planet should suffer defeat in conjunction with a Yāyin or a Paura planet respectively, the objects represented by the planet which suffers defeat will suffer miseries.
That planet is said to suffer defeat in conjunction, which might happen to be the southern one, or of disagreeable appearance or of unsteady light or which might begin to retrograde immediately after conjunction or which might appear to be of small disc or which might be eclipsed by the other planets or which might undergo a change of nature or appear dim or of ugly appearance.
If the planet should appear otherwise than as described above, he is deemed to be the triumphant planet and that planet in conjunction which might appear of large, bright, shining disc, is deemed triumphant though he might be the southern planet.