Results of various Rasis falling in the Shatru Bhava (6th House)

1. Mesha: (3.230a) Enmity with almost all kinds of people.
2. Vrshabha: (3.230b) Conflict with or outcast by own people (nijabandhuvarga) due to involvement with women equivalent (in age) own children (apatyamaargakamininam sango).
3. Mithuna: (3.231) Discord on account of women. Discord with people involved in sinful acts, trading community, and the followers of vicious people.
4. Karka: (3.232) Discord on account of too much love with children, due to backbiting habits, brahmins and knowledge workers, kingly and influential people, great people (mahapurusha).
5. Simha: (3.233) Discord with own kinsmen on account of daughter. He also suffers sudden loss of wealth due to activities such as gambling, or on other women.
6. Kanya: (3.234) Devoid of enmity, however, loses all wealth and becomes poor on account of company with wicked women, extremely beautiful prostitutes, and women who orphaned.
7. Tula: (3.235) Discord with own kinsmen and in the house on account of materials originating out of ground and company of righteous people and performance of righteous deeds.
8. Vrschika: (3.236) Discord with talebearers, or on account of insects having sting such as scorpion, serpent, deer, a gang of thieves, influential and established people, and luxuriant people.
9. Dhanu: (3.237) Discord with archers, sickly people, on account of horses, elephants, righteous acts, and with swindlers and deceptive people.
10. Makara: (3.238) Discord on account of wealth matters, discord with own kinsmen due to long lasting discord at home. They receive support from some good natured people.
11. Kumbha: (3.239) Discord with kingly and influential people, people who live on water (fisherman, navy people etc.) and local government officials, on account of matters originating from water bodies such as lakes, ocean, rivers, ponds and reservoir i.e., fishes, shells, pearls etc.
12. Meena: (3.240) Discord on account of children, garments, women, own thoughts and ideas, views and opinions of others, and wellbeing of self and others.

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References

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