വിവർത്തനം പരിശോധിക്കുന്നതുവരെ ഇംഗ്ലീഷിൽ കാണിക്കുന്നു
It matches
5of 10agree in full
1 more in part
2 set aside
2 do not agree
Confirm it with your astrologer, with both charts.
The key point
The fault here is in Gana, Rajju. For this marriage an exception sets it aside, and your astrologer decides whether to accept it. (Why: one graha, Budha (Mercury), rules both Moon signs.)
The North Indian way
22½of 36 gunas
Families look for 18; this is above it.
The eight kootas and the doshas
By the northern reckoning it is 22½ of 36, and that tradition reads it the same way.
Varna — the order of the two signs0 of 1 · none
The bride's group stands above the groom's, the reverse of the order wanted here, so it scores nothing.
Vashya — mutual influence2 of 2 · full
Both moon signs fall in the same group, which goes with mutual influence between husband and wife.
Tara — wellbeing1½ of 3 · partly
The count is favourable one way and not the other, so this scores in part for wellbeing in the marriage.
Yoni — physical compatibility2 of 4 · partly
The two animal symbols differ but are not enemies: a middle score for physical compatibility in the marriage.
Graha Maitri — friendship of the sign lords5 of 5 · full
One planet rules both moon signs, which gives full marks for friendship between husband and wife.
Gana — disposition5 of 6 · partly
One temperament is deva and the other manushya, a pairing that works in a marriage.
Bhakoot — the pairing of the moon signs7 of 7 · full
The distance between the two moon signs is not one counted against a marriage, so this earns full marks.
Nadi — constitution0 of 8 · none
Husband and wife share one constitution, which is what Nadi dosha means.
- Nadi dosha — present, and none of the classical exceptions clear it.
Eighteen of thirty-six is the line families use; the kootas above say more than the total.
The ten, one by one
Dina and Rajju come first. Tap any one for its reason.
DinaHealth and longevityDoes not agree, but does not decidePoints: 0
What it looks at
The count from the bride's star to the groom's; some counts are avoided.
For this pair
Hasta (bride)Ardra (groom)
Count from the bride's star: 21
This porutham is about health and stamina in the marriage. It does not agree here, but it does not decide the match. (Why: from the bride's star to the groom's the count is 21, and the texts differ on that count.)
The texts differ on this count, so it does not decide.
RajjuLongevity of the marriageDoes not agree, set asidePoints: 0
What it looks at
The two stars must not fall in the same one of five groups; families look at this first.
For this pair
Kanta (neck) (bride)Kanta (neck) (groom)
This porutham, for the length of the marriage, does not agree. (Why: both stars fall in Kanta rajju, the neck.)
The fault here is in Gana, Rajju. For this marriage an exception sets it aside, and your astrologer decides whether to accept it. (Why: one graha, Budha (Mercury), rules both Moon signs.)
GanaTemperament and dispositionAgrees in part, set asidePoints: ½
For this pair
Deva (divine) (bride)Manushya (human) (groom)
A Deva bride with a Manushya groom is accepted: not the ideal pairing, but no obstacle to the marriage.
The fault here is in Gana, Rajju. For this marriage an exception sets it aside, and your astrologer decides whether to accept it. (Why: one graha, Budha (Mercury), rules both Moon signs.)
MahendraProgeny and prosperityDoes not agreePoints: 0
For this pair
Hasta (bride)Ardra (groom)
Count from the bride's star: 21
This porutham looks at children and the family's prosperity, and it does not agree here.
Stree DeerghaThe wife's wellbeing and long lifeAgreesPoints: 1
For this pair
Hasta (bride)Ardra (groom)
Count from the bride's star: 21
This goes with the bride's long life and wellbeing in the marriage. (Why: the groom's star lies well ahead of the bride's.)
YoniPhysical compatibilityAgrees in partPoints: ½
For this pair
Buffalo (bride)Dog (groom)
This counts in part for physical understanding between husband and wife. (Why: the two animal symbols are neither the same nor natural enemies.)
RasiFamily harmony and progenyAgreesPoints: 1
What it looks at
The sign the Moon was in at birth.
For this pair
Kanya (Virgo) (bride)Mithuna (Gemini) (groom)
Place from the bride's rasi: 10
This holds for family harmony and children. (Why: the distance between the two Moon signs is a favourable one.)
RasyadhipathiMutual understandingAgreesPoints: 1
For this pair
Budha (Mercury) (bride)Budha (Mercury) (groom)
Two minds that work the same way, which goes with mutual understanding in the marriage. (Why: both Moon signs have the same lord.)
VasyaMutual attractionAgreesPoints: 1
For this pair
Kanya (Virgo) (bride)Mithuna (Gemini) (groom)
Each draws the other: mutual attraction between husband and wife, not one-sided attachment. (Why: in the vasya table each Moon sign draws the other.)
VedhaFreedom from affliction between husband and wifeAgreesPoints: 1
For this pair
Hasta (bride)Ardra (groom)
The two stars do not obstruct each other, so this agrees for the marriage. (Why: the two stars are not one of the pairs that obstruct each other.)