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Guru (Jupiter) peyarchi 2026

Guru (Jupiter) changes sign during 2026. The dates below are the whole move — a graha crosses the boundary, usually turns back over it while retrograde, and crosses once more, so the single date almanacs print is the beginning rather than the whole of it.

Where it actually stands

SignFromUntil
Mithuna (Gemini)before this year2 June 2026
Karka (Cancer) · now2 June 202631 October 2026
Simha (Leo)31 October 202625 January 2027
Karka (Cancer)
returned while retrograde
25 January 202726 June 2027
Simha (Leo)26 June 2027still there

A peyarchi is rarely one date. A graha crosses the boundary, usually turns back over it while retrograde, and crosses again months later — so the date almanacs print is where the move begins. These are the whole spans.

What it means for each rasi

The classical gochara table counts this placement favourable for 5 of the 12 rasis. That is the table, not a judgement of ours — and the other rasis are not being warned about anything, they are simply outside a list that most signs are outside most of the time.

5th from your Moon
on the favourable list
4th from your Moon
not on that list
3rd from your Moon
not on that list
2nd from your Moon
on the favourable list
1st from your Moon
not on that list
12th from your Moon
not on that list
11th from your Moon
on the favourable list
10th from your Moon
not on that list
9th from your Moon
on the favourable list
8th from your Moon
not on that list
7th from your Moon
on the favourable list
6th from your Moon
not on that list

Computed from NASA JPL DE440 in the sidereal zodiac with the Lahiri ayanamsa — a Thirukanitha reckoning, the same astronomical basis Indian almanacs use. If you follow a Vakya panchangam, its dates for the same event will differ by a few days; neither is a mistake, they are two traditions and this is the one we compute. Some sites also publish transit dates computed on the Western tropical zodiac, which for Jupiter falls about four months from these and for Saturn over a year. If a date here differs from one you have seen, that is almost always why.