Jyotisha calculation guide
ज्योतिष योग
Named chart formations detected from explicit graha, rashi, dignity, and house conditions.
Check source-bound Kesari and Pancha Mahapurusha Yoga formations with visible graha, rashi, dignity, kendra, and Phaladeepika evidence.
A birth-chart yoga is a rule-based planetary formation; it is different from the daily Panchang yoga calculated from Sun plus Moon longitude.
Pancha Mahapurusha requires Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, or Saturn in its own or exaltation rashi and in a kendra from Lagna or Moon.
Kesari Yoga is detected when the Moon occupies a kendra from Jupiter under the cited Phaladeepika rule.
In a Kundli, a yoga is a named structural relationship among grahas, rashis, and houses. A detector should encode the exact condition stated by its chosen source instead of treating every popular label as universal.
Samvat version-controls the supported rule set. A formation appears only when every encoded condition passes; absence means only that the supported rule did not match.
Ruchaka belongs to Mars, Bhadra to Mercury, Hamsa to Jupiter, Malavya to Venus, and Sasa to Saturn. The graha must be in a rashi it owns or its exaltation rashi and also occupy a kendra: house 1, 4, 7, or 10.
Phaladeepika 6.4 permits the five formations to be reckoned from the Moon as well as Lagna. Samvat records each matching reference frame rather than hiding which one satisfied the rule.
Under Phaladeepika 6.14, Kesari Yoga is present when the Moon is in a kendra from Jupiter. The result records both rashi positions and the inclusive house count.
The detector does not add cancellation rules, strength scores, Dasha activation, promised outcomes, remedies, or uncited internet variants. Those would require separate sourced rule modules.
The detector checks dignity and angularity as separate conditions.
The visible evidence is the product: formation name, involved graha, rashi, dignity, reference frame, house count, and traditional citation.
The encoded rules are tied to these cited passages.
Use these as working patterns when reading Panchang details or planning around Hindu dates.
The Kundli details tab lists Hamsa Yoga.
The formation can be checked without trusting a hidden score or generated interpretation.
No supported yoga formation appears in the chart details.
A limited detector remains accurate about what it knows and what it has not implemented.
A large yoga list is not automatically a better engine. Classical texts, translations, variants, and cancellation rules need careful versioning.
Samvat begins with a small cited set whose evidence is visible, testable, and suitable for extension.
A birth-chart yoga is a named formation defined by specified graha, rashi, dignity, house, lordship, or aspect conditions.
No. Daily Panchang yoga is one of 27 segments derived from the combined Sun and Moon longitude. A Kundli yoga is a named chart formation.
The v1 detector covers Ruchaka, Bhadra, Hamsa, Malavya, Sasa, and Kesari using cited rules from Phaladeepika chapter 6.
No. Samvat reports only that the encoded structural conditions are present and does not promise outcomes or provide personal predictions.