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See your marriage chart and each planet's sign.
Reviewed by Dr. L. Nageshwwar Rao, PhD (Astrology), Consulting Astrologer · Last reviewed 15 July 2026 · How we compute this
See your marriage chart and each planet's sign.
Enter your birth date, exact time and place. A few minutes can change this chart.
The tool divides each birth-chart sign into nine parts.
See the rising sign, planets and each sign's ruler.
Marked planets share the same sign in both charts.
Your marriage chart (Navamsa, D9) splits each birth-chart sign into nine parts of 3°20′. A planet's part sets its new sign. The name means 'ninth portion'.
It checks marriage, the spouse and planet strength. A weak birth-chart planet can gain support here. A strong one can lose support. Tradition checks both charts before confirming a reading.
Start from its rising sign and count houses. Compare each planet's signs in both charts. Check the new sign's ruler and strength, plus matching signs.
A same-sign planet (Vargottama) shares a sign in both charts. Tradition treats it as strengthened. This tool marks every such planet.
Supportive divisions (Pushkar Navamsa) are traditionally favourable parts of certain signs. Lists give two per element's signs. Astrologers use them for timing and chart reading. This calculator does not mark them.
It changes about every 13 minutes. A few minutes of error can shift it. Planet signs are more stable because planets move slower. We use Swiss Ephemeris with the star-based Lahiri correction.
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