Complete Janam Kundli

Birth chart (D1)

The lagna

The lagna is 21°02′ Virgo (Kanya), in Hasta pada 4. Virgo is a dual earth sign ruled by Mercury, and every house in this report is counted from it: Virgo is the first house, Libra the second, and so on round the zodiac.

The lagna lord is Mercury, which sits in Leo in the twelfth house. Parashara treats the lagna lord as the single most important graha in a chart, which is why its placement is given first. The lord of the first house in the twelfth is the site's page for this placement.

The Moon's nakshatra

The Moon is 2°46′ Aquarius, in Dhanishta pada 3. Aquarius is the Chandra rashi, the sign the site's own rashifal is read from. Dhanishta is ruled by Mars; the tradition names Eight Vasus as its deity and gives it the symbol “Drum”.

The Moon's nakshatra also starts the Vimshottari dasha: Dhanishta is ruled by Mars, so the first period of life is Mars's, entered with 2 years left to run. Dhanishta pada 3 has more on the pada.

Each graha's placement

Sun in Leo, 12th house

The Sun (Surya) is 4°06′ Leo, in Magha pada 2, in the twelfth house. Leo is one of the signs the Sun rules. In the classical scheme the Sun is the karaka of father, government, authority, the soul (atma) and administration. The tradition reads the twelfth house for expenses and losses; foreign residence; spiritual liberation; and subconscious mind. By the Parashari drishti rules the Sun's aspect falls on the seventh house counted from its own, which here is the sixth. Magha is ruled by Ketu; the tradition names Pitrs as its deity and gives it the symbol “Throne”.

Read more: Sun in Leo · Sun in the twelfth house · Sun in Magha

Moon in Aquarius, 6th house

The Moon (Chandra) is 2°46′ Aquarius, in Dhanishta pada 3, in the sixth house. Aquarius is ruled by Saturn, which the Moon's row in the friendship table lists as neutral. In the classical scheme the Moon is the karaka of mother, the mind (manas), water, milk, the public, comfort and the home. The tradition reads the sixth house for debts and loans; service and routine; and enemies. By the Parashari drishti rules the Moon's aspect falls on the seventh house counted from its own, which here is the twelfth.

Read more: Moon in Aquarius · Moon in the sixth house · Dhanishta pada 3

Mars in Gemini, 10th house

Mars (Mangal) is 9°04′ Gemini, in Ardra pada 1, in the tenth house. Gemini is ruled by Mercury, which Mars's row in the friendship table lists as an enemy. In the classical scheme Mars is the karaka of younger siblings, land and property, weapons, engineering and the armed forces. The tradition reads the tenth house for career and profession; public reputation; authority; and achievements. By the Parashari drishti rules Mars's aspect falls on the fourth, seventh and eighth houses counted from its own, which here are the first, fourth and fifth. Ardra is ruled by Rahu; the tradition names Rudra as its deity and gives it the symbol “Teardrop”.

Read more: Mars in Gemini · Mars in the tenth house · Mars in Ardra

Mercury in Leo, 12th house

Mercury (Budh) is 12°12′ Leo, in Magha pada 4, in the twelfth house. Leo is ruled by the Sun, which Mercury's row in the friendship table lists as a friend. In the classical scheme Mercury is the karaka of speech, writing, trade, accounts, mathematics, maternal uncles and students. The tradition reads the twelfth house for expenses and losses; foreign residence; spiritual liberation; and subconscious mind. By the Parashari drishti rules Mercury's aspect falls on the seventh house counted from its own, which here is the sixth. Magha is ruled by Ketu; the tradition names Pitrs as its deity and gives it the symbol “Throne”.

Read more: Mercury in Leo · Mercury in the twelfth house · Mercury in Magha

Jupiter in Libra, 2nd house

Jupiter (Guru) is 14°25′ Libra, in Swati pada 3, in the second house. Libra is ruled by Venus, which Jupiter's row in the friendship table lists as an enemy. In the classical scheme Jupiter is the karaka of children, teachers and gurus, higher learning and dharma. The tradition reads the second house for savings and wealth; family of origin; speech and voice; and values. By the Parashari drishti rules Jupiter's aspect falls on the fifth, seventh and ninth houses counted from its own, which here are the sixth, eighth and tenth. Swati is ruled by Rahu; the tradition names Vayu as its deity and gives it the symbol “Coral”.

Read more: Jupiter in Libra · Jupiter in the second house · Jupiter in Swati

Venus in Virgo, 1st house

Venus (Shukra) is 20°04′ Virgo, in Hasta pada 4, in the first house. Virgo is the sign of Venus's debilitation in the classical tables. In the classical scheme Venus is the karaka of marriage, vehicles, art, music, luxury, hotels and cosmetics. The tradition reads the first house for personal identity and life direction. By the Parashari drishti rules Venus's aspect falls on the seventh house counted from its own, which here is the seventh. Hasta is ruled by the Moon; the tradition names Savitar as its deity and gives it the symbol “Hand”.

Read more: Venus in Virgo · Venus in the first house · Venus in Hasta

Saturn in Aquarius, 6th house

Saturn (Shani) is 15°59′ Aquarius, in Shatabhisha pada 3, in the sixth house, and was retrograde at birth — moving backwards against the stars as seen from Earth. Aquarius is one of the signs Saturn rules. In the classical scheme Saturn is the karaka of karma, labour, servants, iron, coal and delay itself. The tradition reads the sixth house for debts and loans; service and routine; and enemies. By the Parashari drishti rules Saturn's aspect falls on the third, seventh and tenth houses counted from its own, which here are the eighth, twelfth and third. Shatabhisha is ruled by Rahu; the tradition names Varuna as its deity and gives it the symbol “Empty circle”.

Read more: Saturn in Aquarius · Saturn in the sixth house · Saturn in Shatabhisha

The twelve houses and their lords

Each house takes the sign that falls on it and the graha that rules that sign. The lord's own placement is the first thing a reading of a house looks at, so it is given beside each one. The third, fourth, fifth, seventh, eighth, ninth and eleventh houses hold none of the seven grahas placed here; an empty house is read through its lord.

Vimshottari dasha: every period with dates

The Vimshottari scheme gives a life nine periods, ruled in a fixed order and lasting 120 years in all. The order starts from the lord of the Moon's nakshatra, and the first period is entered part-way through, by the share of the nakshatra the Moon had not yet crossed at birth. The dasha pages take each pairing in turn.

Mars mahadasha, 21 Aug 1994 to 4 Sep 1996

Rahu mahadasha, 4 Sep 1996 to 4 Sep 2014

Jupiter mahadasha, 4 Sep 2014 to 4 Sep 2030

Saturn mahadasha, 4 Sep 2030 to 4 Sep 2049

Mercury mahadasha, 4 Sep 2049 to 4 Sep 2066

Ketu mahadasha, 4 Sep 2066 to 3 Sep 2073

Venus mahadasha, 3 Sep 2073 to 3 Sep 2093

Sun mahadasha, 3 Sep 2093 to 4 Sep 2099

Moon mahadasha, 4 Sep 2099 to 4 Sep 2109

What this report does not include

• Rahu and Ketu. This engine does not compute the lunar nodes for a birth, so they are not placed rather than placed approximately.
• Divisional charts (navamsa and the rest). None is built.
• Dosha verdicts, including Mangal Dosha. Mars's house is given above as a fact; /tools/mangal-dosha/ does the reckonings and the cancellations.
• Gemstones, remedies and predictions. A report computed from a chart is not the place for any of them.
• Combustion. The site does not publish combustion boundaries.

How this was computed

• Ayanamsa at birth: 23°46′ (Lahiri-type). Positions are sidereal.
• Moon and Sun from a truncated ELP-2000 lunar theory and the solar longitude, checked day by day against NASA/JPL's DE421 ephemeris.
• Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus and Saturn from JPL Keplerian elements, within 3.2 arcminutes of DE421 between 1900 and 2050.
• Lagna from apparent sidereal time and the true obliquity at Pune (18.52°, 73.86°). Houses are whole signs, the North Indian convention.
• Vimshottari periods from the Moon's nakshatra and the balance it leaves at birth, on the solar year of 365.2425 days. Programs that use the classical 360-day year give dates that drift a few weeks apart late in a long period; neither is a correction of the other.