Janam Kundli
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About this tool
About the free Kundli
A Kundli, or Janam Kundli, is a map of the sky at the moment and place you were born. It records the rising sign (Lagna), the sign the Moon was in (your Rashi), the Moon’s nakshatra, and the sign, house and degree of each of the nine grahas, from the Sun to Rahu and Ketu. Nearly everything else in Vedic astrology is read from these positions: the twelve houses, the dasha periods, and the yogas and doshas.
When you read your chart, the Lagna is the first house and the other houses follow it sign by sign. A planet’s house shows the part of life it colours, while its sign and dignity show how comfortably it works there. Astrologers read all of this as tendencies to understand, not as fixed events.
Free, with no account
- The Lagna chart (D1), in North or South Indian style
- Each planet’s sign, degree, nakshatra and pada, house and dignity, with retrograde and combust planets marked
- Avakhada details: Moon sign, nakshatra and its lord, name syllable, varna, gana, yoni, nadi and more
- Your birth Panchang: weekday, tithi, yoga, karana, sunrise and sunset
- The first two of your personal questions, answered from the chart
Complete Kundli report
30 credits per person (about ₹1.50)
- A written reading of your chart
- All 16 divisional charts and Bhava Chalit
- Vimshottari dasha timeline with what each period brings
- Doshas and yogas, with remedies
- Sade Sati timeline
- Gemstone and Rudraksha remedies
The report also opens every personal answer, from marriage and career to money and home, with the periods that carry each theme when the birth time is known. New accounts get 100 free credits to use within 14 days. See a sample report →
How Taradisha works it out
- Planet positions
- Computed for your exact moment of birth with astronomy-engine, an open-source astronomy library, then moved into the sidereal zodiac with the Lahiri (Chitrapaksha) ayanamsa, nutation included.
- Birth time and place
- Your clock time is converted with the historical time-zone rules of your birthplace, daylight saving included, and with the birthplace’s own local mean time for births before standard time.
- Ascendant and houses
- The Lagna comes from the sidereal time at your birthplace’s latitude and longitude. Houses are whole signs counted from it, the Parashari way, and the full report adds the Bhava Chalit chart by the Sripati method.
- Rahu, Ketu and the dasha
- Rahu and Ketu use the mean node unless you choose the true node. The Moon’s exact place in its nakshatra sets the balance of the first Vimshottari period, and Mahadasha, Antardasha and Pratyantar dates run across 120 years.
Questions about the Kundli
What can I see without paying?
The Lagna chart, the full planet table, the Avakhada details and your birth Panchang, with no account needed, plus the first two personal answers. Credits are needed only for the complete report.
Which ayanamsa and house system does Taradisha use?
The Lahiri (Chitrapaksha) ayanamsa, which most Indian Panchangs use, and whole-sign houses counted from the ascendant. The complete report also shows the Bhava Chalit chart, with houses worked out by the Sripati method.
What if I don’t know my birth time?
Tick the box under the time field. The planets are then placed for 12:00 noon, the chart is read from your Moon sign as a Chandra Kundli, and anything that changes during that day is shown with every value it could take. The ascendant and the dasha dates need a birth time.
Why does another Kundli show a different ascendant or dasha?
Most often the birth time. A new sign rises roughly every two hours, and an hour either way can shift dasha dates by months. Another ayanamsa, such as KP or Raman, or the true node in place of the mean node, also moves positions.
Does the Kundli predict lifespan?
No. Taradisha never predicts lifespan. The personal answers describe tendencies in the chart, and the health answer is not a medical opinion; for decisions about health, money or the law, please speak to a qualified professional.