Kundli matching result for Example and Partner
Example
Scorpio Moon · Anuradha, pada 2
From birth details · 19 Jan 2001, New Delhi
Partner
Taurus Moon · Rohini, pada 2
From the birth star
26½of 36
More than 18: auspicious · Muhurta Martanda v. 1
The eight kootas
Bride’s value first, as the texts score from her side- Varna 0 of 1 Bride Brahmana · groom Vaishya Compares the class the texts give each Moon sign; the bride’s sign should not rank above the groom’s. MC 6.22, p. 245
- Vashya 1 of 2 Bride Keeta · groom Chatushpada Our reading Whether one Moon sign holds sway over the other, is friendly, hostile, or prey to it. BJS vv. 579–582, p. 183
- Tara 1½ of 3 From the bride’s star Sadhana · from the groom’s Pratyak Counts the birth stars from each partner to the other in cycles of nine; 3, 5 and 7 are unlucky. MC 6.24, p. 246
- Yoni 2 of 4 Deer (female) and serpent (male) Compares the animals of the two birth stars. Yoni genders: Jyotiḥprakāśa in Jyotirnibandha p. 142. Popular tables differ. MC 6.25–26, p. 247
- Graha Maitri 3 of 5 Mars (lord of Scorpio) and Venus (lord of Taurus) Whether the lords of the two Moon signs are natural friends. MC 6.27–28, p. 248
- Gana 4 of 6 Bride deva · groom manushya Deva, manushya or rakshasa; the same class means the most affection. MC 6.29–30, p. 249
- Bhakoot 7 of 7 Scorpio and Taurus, opposite signs (1/7) The distance between the two Moon signs; 6/8, 9/5 and 2/12 score nothing. MC 6.31–33, pp. 251–257
- Nadi 8 of 8 Madhya and antya The same nadi for both partners is the most serious fault. MC 6.34 and 6.36, pp. 257–261
- Total 26½ of 36 More than 18, so auspicious MM v. 1, p. 41
Doshas
- Nadi clear: madhya and antya differ 8 of 8
- Bhakoot clear: the Moons are 1/7 apart 7 of 7
- Gana clear: deva and manushya 4 of 6
A 0 in nadi, bhakoot or gana is a dosha. When a fault is set aside by a cited exception, it is marked here with its reason; the points stay as scored (MC 6.32–33, 6.36).
Mangal dosha
Bride, from the birth chartNo dosha
Mars is in the 6th house from the lagna. Khankhoje’s rule looks for Mars in the 1st, 4th, 7th, 8th or 12th (Sulabh Jyotish Jnan, 1943, pp. 223–226).
Common practice, not in the texts read: Mars is 12th from the Moon. Shown for reference; it does not change the result.
Groom, from the birth star
No lagna without a birth time and place, so mangal is not checked.
Wedding dates for this couple: the year’s listed vivah dates, checked against both kundlis.
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