Enter your birth details and get your Vedic birth chart in seconds — your Moon rashi, nakshatra, lagna and all nine grahas in a North-Indian chart.
A Kundli (janam kundali) is your Vedic birth chart — a map of where every graha (planet) sat in the sky at your exact moment of birth, read through the sidereal zodiac used in Indian astrology. Unlike Western astrology, Vedic astrology uses the Lahiri ayanamsa, so your rashi (sign) is often different from your Western sun sign.
The three that matter most: your Janma Rashi (Moon sign) — the heart of who you are in Vedic astrology; your Nakshatra (birth star, one of 27 lunar mansions); and your Lagna (ascendant) — how you meet the world. To cast it accurately you need your birth date, time and place.
This kundli is calculated with real astronomical positions (VSOP87 ephemeris) and the standard Lahiri ayanamsa, then read gently by Wooly. 🐑
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A kundli is a Vedic birth chart: a map of where the planets stood at the moment you were born, drawn in the sidereal zodiac. It is the basis of Jyotisha — Indian astrology — and is read for personality, timing and compatibility.
Your date of birth, your time of birth as precisely as you can, and your place of birth. Time is what fixes the Lagna (ascendant), which changes roughly every two hours — without it, a chart can only be approximate.
Because Vedic astrology uses the sidereal zodiac, tied to the actual constellations, while Western astrology uses the tropical zodiac, tied to the seasons. The two have drifted about 24 degrees apart, so most people's rashi is the sign before their Western one.
A nakshatra is one of the 27 lunar mansions the Moon passes through. Your nakshatra is where the Moon sat at your birth, and it carries its own symbol, ruling planet and temperament — often read as closer to your inner nature than the rashi.
Yes, completely, and it needs no account. The chart is calculated from real astronomical positions using the standard Lahiri ayanamsa.
About this page. Vedic astrology (jyotiṣa) is a living tradition, practised today. We write about it from the outside, for cultural and historical interest: we do not teach it, we do not speak for any community, and we invite no one to take it up or leave it. Any errors or simplifications are ours — tell us if something reads as unfair.