Vedic chart
A Vedic chart places the Sun, Moon, planets and lunar nodes in twelve rashis measured from a sidereal zero point, and lists the Vimshottari periods from the Moon's nakshatra. Enter a birth to see the calculation.
This page reports what named books say and what a calculator computes. It is not a statement about you or about anything to come, and it cannot decide health, money, law, marriage or children.
Without a birth time there is no Lagna and no bhavas, and the Vimshottari dates are much less certain.
City data: Natural Earth (public domain). The list is one file loaded once and searched in your browser. What you type is not sent anywhere.
Decimal degrees. Needed for the Lagna and bhavas, so not needed without a birth time.
Calculated in your browser. Your birth date, time and place are not sent anywhere, saved or put in a URL.
Read further
- What it isHistory, sources and where the record runs out.
- How it worksWhat the calculator takes from where, and the choices it makes.
- The twelve rashisThe signs, measured from the sidereal zero point.
- The nine grahasThe seven visible bodies and the two nodes.
- The twelve bhavasHouses counted by whole signs from the Lagna.
- The 27 nakshatrasEqual arcs from Ashvini, and their padas.
- Mangal DoshaWhat the texts we checked say, and why this page has no check.