What to read after Bhavarth Ratnakara?

Ramanujacrya's "Bhavarth Ratnkara" is an ancient Vedic astrological work centered on bhava lordships, combinations for specific ascendants, as well as several yogas and Dasa outcomes. Although it is a little book, it has many hidden pearls on astrological ideas. "Bhavarth Ratnkara" literally means "interpretation of several planets divined from the huge ocean of multiple Vedic astrological writings." There are a few interpretations on this book, one of which by the revered Dr. B. V. Raman is particularly noteworthy. Many of the previous commentators were in the form of a translation of the Sanskrit slokas with some example charts, but none of them had remarked on the rationale underlying the slokas.

As a result, this commentary tries to elucidate the reasoning behind various yogas and the outcomes of various planet placements, as well as when they are most likely to fructify, as indicated in the slokas. I hope that this commentary will compliment my commentary on "Laghu and Madhya Prar," which is currently available to Vedic astrology enthusiasts.