Kundli Milan · Guna Milan
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Guna Milan is one part of a traditional match. Families also look at each chart as a whole and, most of all, at the two people.
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About Kundli matching
Kundli matching, or Guna Milan, is the traditional first check before a marriage. It compares the two partners’ Moon signs and birth stars through the eight kootas of the Ashtakoota: Varna (1 point), Vashya (2), Tara (3), Yoni (4), Graha Maitri (5), Gana (6), Bhakoot (7) and Nadi (8), for a total of 36 gunas.
Read the total together with the verdict beside it. Tradition asks for at least 18 gunas, but the doshas come first: a Nadi dosha that no classical exception cancels makes a match not recommended at any score, and an uncancelled Bhakoot dosha needs more than 20 gunas. A low koota is an area to understand rather than a verdict on its own.
Free, with no account
- The Guna Milan total out of 36, with its verdict and the reason for it
- Each partner’s Moon sign, nakshatra and pada
- The range of possible scores when a birth time is unknown
- The first question for the couple: are we compatible?
Kundli matching report
30 credits per couple (about ₹1.50)
- All 8 kootas explained
- Manglik analysis for both
- Bhakoot and Nadi dosha checks
- Rajju and Vedha checks
The report also answers the couple’s other questions: where you match and differ, what to work on together, the Manglik picture, how your natures compare and, when both partners are adults, the periods both charts support for marriage. New accounts get 100 free credits to use within 14 days.
How Taradisha works it out
- The Moon decides the kootas
- Each partner’s Moon sign and nakshatra come from the Lahiri ayanamsa, and each koota is scored from the classical tables: Tara counts the birth stars from each other both ways, and Bhakoot measures how many signs apart the Moon signs are.
- Cancellations
- Nadi dosha is cancelled when the Moon signs match but the stars differ, or the star matches but the sign or pada differs. Bhakoot dosha is cancelled when both signs share a lord or the lords are friends both ways. The points stay at zero; only the verdict changes.
- Manglik for both
- Each chart is checked for Mars in the 1st, 2nd, 4th, 7th, 8th or 12th house, counted from the ascendant, the Moon and Venus, and the classical exceptions are applied. If both partners turn out Manglik, the dosha is traditionally taken as cancelled for this match.
- Rajju and Vedha
- These South Indian checks, of the stars’ body groups and of the fifteen star pairs that obstruct each other, are reported beside the score and leave the total unchanged.
Questions about Kundli matching
How many gunas are needed for marriage?
At least 18 of the 36 gunas, by tradition. Totals of 25 and above are rated very good and 33 and above excellent, as long as neither a Nadi nor a Bhakoot dosha stands uncancelled. That is why 28 gunas with an uncancelled Nadi dosha still shows as not recommended.
Is the matching score free?
Yes. The total, the verdict and both partners’ Moon signs and nakshatras are free, with no account. The full report, unlocked with credits, explains all eight kootas and adds the Manglik, Bhakoot, Nadi, Rajju and Vedha checks.
Why can another website give a slightly different score?
Published koota tables differ in a few cells, mainly in Yoni, Gana and Vashya. When we compared 17 couples with a widely used online matching report, 11 agreed on all eight kootas and six differed by 1 or 1.5 points in those cells, and no total moved into another verdict band.
What if one of us doesn’t know the birth time?
Tick the unknown-time box for that partner. The page scores every Moon position of that day and shows the range of totals, or says that the score stays the same whatever the time.
Is Guna Milan enough to decide a marriage?
No. It is one traditional check among several; a family also weighs both charts in full and, most of all, the couple themselves. Please do not treat a score as a prediction about a marriage.