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Results of various Rasi falling in the Randhra Bhava (8th House)

1. Mesha: Acquire sickness from overseas, becomes unconscious on account of remembering old events, great wealth, but highly miserable.
2. Vrshabha: Death in own house due to Kapha (phlegm) troubles, or death on account of excessive eating, animals, or the company of vicious people, particularly at night time.
3. Mithuna: Death through unnatural means (enmity, accidents etc.), on account of gains (due to fights arising from gains, dacoity etc.), use of chemicals, sexual diseases, or those in the anus, or through prameha (frequent urination, diabetes etc.) etc.
4. Karka: Death due to drowning in water, on account of poisonous creatures such as snakes, scorpions etc., or murdered by someone in a foreign land.
5. Simha: Death on account of snakes or such creatures (sarisripa), thieves, attack by wild animals in a jungle.
6. Kanya: Death on account of excessive pleasures (excessive drinking or eating etc.), unsteadiness of mind, murdered by wife, partaking of uncooked food or unbalanced diet, or death in the home on account of a lady.
7. Tula: Death account of other humans, or through excessive eating, due to excessive anger, or show of courage, particularly at home and at night.
8. Vrschika: Death on account of diseases caused by a blood disorder, insects or worms (such as stomach worms), the sting of poisonous insects, or other forms of poisoning, particularly at home.
9. Dhanu: Death on account of injuries caused by arrows or missiles, diseases of hidden parts i.e., those of genitals or anus, attack of animals, drowning in water, particularly at home.
10. Makara: It is not mentioned how the person with this Rasi in the Randhra meets his death. It is, however, mentioned that one having Makara in the Randhra Bhava is scholarly, full of self-respect, dignified, highly talented and virtuous, lustful, having a broad chest, expert in the usage of weapons, and talented in various forms of arts.
11. Kumbha: The house and properties are destroyed due to fire. His death happens on account of various kinds of injuries, wounds, skin eruptions, boils etc., or diseases caused by Vata troubles, or excessive physical exertion, particularly outside the home.
12. Meena: Death on account of diarrhoea or loose motion, fever caused by pitta disorder, drowning in water, a blood disorder, injuries from weapons etc.

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References

• Pandey. Dr Ramachandra (Tr.). Mansagari (Hindi). Varanasi, India: Krsnadas Academy, 1983