Reviewed by Dr. L. Nageshwwar Rao, PhD (Astrology), Consulting Astrologer · Last reviewed 3 August 2026 · How we compute this
Free Dhan yoga calculator — check whether the lords of the wealth houses (2, 5, 9, 11) associate in your chart, with classical citations. Sidereal (Lahiri).
In classical Vedic astrology the 2nd, 5th, 9th and 11th houses are the wealth houses: the 2nd is accumulated wealth and family, the 5th fortune and merit, the 9th luck and dharma, and the 11th income and gains. A Dhan yoga forms when the lords of any two of these houses come together — by conjunction or mutual aspect. This is the exact pair-check the engine runs.
Jyotish Ratnakar and Brihat Jataka describe these combinations as wealth-signifying. Whether a combination actually delivers depends on the whole chart — the strength of the participating planets, their houses, and the dashas running after birth — so the combination being present is the beginning of a wealth reading, not its end.
This tool detects the combination and shows which house-lord pair formed it, where the planets sit, and the engine's confidence — the citations quote the exact classical rule. It is a first look: the paid Dhan Yog reading is a written analysis that weighs the whole chart, the dashas and where the money actually flows.
Dhan yoga is one of the yogas the engine detects. Explore the others, or the full list of yogas in your chart:
In classical Vedic astrology the 2nd, 5th, 9th and 11th houses are the wealth houses — accumulated wealth and family, fortune and merit, luck and dharma, income and gains. A Dhan yoga forms when the lords of any two of these houses associate by conjunction or mutual aspect. Jyotish Ratnakar and Brihat Jataka describe these combinations as wealth-signifying.
The tool computes your sidereal birth chart (Swiss Ephemeris, Lahiri ayanamsa), identifies the lords of houses 2, 5, 9 and 11, and checks every pair of them for conjunction or mutual aspect. Each pair found is reported as a Dhan yoga with the engine's confidence and citations.
Yes. Any two of the four wealth-house lords can pair, so a chart can contain several Dhan yogas at once — for example, the lord of the 2nd with the lord of the 9th, and separately the lord of the 5th with the lord of the 11th. The engine lists each detected pair separately.
No tool can promise that. The classical texts describe the combination as wealth-signifying; whether it delivers in a given life depends on the whole chart — the strength of the participating planets, their houses, and the dashas running after birth — which is why the presence of the yoga is the beginning of a wealth reading, not its end.
This free tool detects the classical geometric combination and shows the citations for it. The paid Dhan Yog reading is a written analysis by an astrologer that weighs the whole chart — the strength of the participating planets, the dashas that trigger the combination, and where the money actually flows — which a single combination check cannot do.
The engine cites Jyotish Ratnakar (Hindi) and Brihat Jataka (Hindi Alt) for the dhana rule. The citations shown with each result quote the specific verse so you can read the source directly.
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