The Moon’s own zodiac, held three ways in one room — unrolled as a belt you can drag the Moon along, tabled as a grid of lords, deities and symbols, and cut into the pādas that fall inside each sign. Same twenty-seven stars, three instruments.
The belt, the grid and the pādas stood on the workshop bench as three separate instruments. They read the same twenty-seven stars, so they now share one door and three tabs. Nothing was rewritten and nothing was deleted — each of the three is the same instrument as before, and each still answers at its own address. For the twenty-seven read against your chart rather than against the sky at large, the lunar chart is the instrument you want.