Free AI Kundli — Janam Kundli Made Simple

Your birth place is first resolved to a latitude, longitude and timezone, because the same clock time in two cities is two different moments in the sky. The calculation engine then computes sidereal planetary longitudes for that instant using the Lahiri ayanamsa.

The ascendant is the zodiac sign rising on the eastern horizon at that instant; it fixes where the first house begins and, with it, all twelve houses. Each planet is then placed into a sign, a house and a degree. Your Moon's longitude gives the Nakshatra and pada, and the Nakshatra position starts the Vimshottari Dasha sequence with its exact period dates.

The Lagna is commonly read as your outward approach and physical constitution; the Moon sign as emotional temperament; the Sun sign as core drive. Houses are the areas of life — the tenth for work, the seventh for partnership, the fourth for home — and the condition of a house's lord is traditionally read together with the house itself.

The running Mahadasha and Antardasha tell you which planetary period is active now. In traditional Vedic astrology this is used to understand the flavour of a phase, not to fix a date on an event. A single placement is not sufficient to conclude anything on its own.

The ascendant moves through a whole sign roughly every two hours, and the house boundaries move with it. A wrong birth time can therefore shift every house-based statement while leaving sign and Nakshatra findings largely intact. If your recorded time is uncertain, treat house-specific readings as provisional and lean on the Moon-based ones.