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I would interpret Jalandhara as "water-bearer", or Aquarius. Jala means Water, & Dhara means Bearer (or Flow). Cancer, Scorpio & Pisces are the 3 Water Zodiac signs. Jalandhar's extra-marital affairs seem to be Pishacha marriages, & Gandharva marriage with Vrinda. Vishnu's affair 
w/Vrinda is also of Pisacha (stealth-Gandharvian) marriage. And, Vishnu as "perpetual virgin" (same as Draupadi) might refer to the Mahalakshmi, or Virgo/Dove in Zodiac. Shri Vishnu acting in Devi Parvati's order is Margashirsha Nakshatra. It relates to the North West (Varahi) of
Margashirsha Nakshatra, & AraT/Aratta or the opposite of South-East (TarA). Amavasu migrates/tends more towards the NW/West. It's also comparable w/the Vamana-Avatara. Western-Arc of Dhanistha Nakshatra (feminine, Vrinda) is Jalandhara, & West is Brahmi, Varuna/Athri, or Lucifer.
In Indo-Iranian derivations, Aratta (Bahlika-Aratta) can be associated with Darius, & Bardiya/Gomata (Bull) with Atri. Saka tigrakhaudâ tends more towards Atri, maybe, but it's Virata, & encompasses both the "great-Arcs" (W/NW). Jalandhara's marriages is also Ashura marriages, &-
may deteriorate further to the Gandharva marriages ("North-West"). Sankhachoora's marriage w/Tulasi is Gandharva-marriage while the marriage with Vishnu is Ashura-marriage, & to some extent, Gandharva. In Indo-Iran, it's Cyrus/Ashur, Homa drunk-Saka & Massagetae (Gandharva)! etc.
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