A specific edition of this traditional almanac for the period is the . A digitized copy of this very publication is preserved by Noolaham, a digital library for Sri Lankan Tamil heritage materials. The physical book, published by the Jothida Prakasha Yantrasalai (சோதிடப்பிரகாச யந்திரசாலை), spans 152 pages and was authored by I. Venkatesa Iyer and V. Raghunatha Iyer. For researchers, this PDF (available on the Noolaham website) is the most direct surviving source of the original 1999 Vakya Panchangam data.
The Panchangam is a five-component system that provides information on: tamil vakya panchangam 1999
For the year , the Panchangam covers the transition of the Tamil years Pramathi (1999–2000) and the preceding Bahudanya (1998–1999). The Year 1999 in the Tamil Calendar A specific edition of this traditional almanac for
Some online resources provide Vakya Panchangam calculations, such as: Venkatesa Iyer and V
The Vakya Panchangam for 1999 records specific entry dates for planets into various Rashis (Zodiac signs).
The ecliptic is divided into 27 Nakshatras (stars). The Vakya Panchangam of 1999 tracked the Moon's passage through these stars daily, starting from Ashwini and ending with Revati. Nakshatras like Chithirai , Swathi , and Anusham determined individual daily horoscopes and wedding electional astrology ( Muhurtham ). 4. Yoga (Solar-Lunar Angular Relationship)