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VedicBirth
Vedic Astrology & Jyotish Calculations
8,241Kundlis Generated
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27Nakshatras
12Rashis Decoded
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About VedicBirth

Ancient Jyotish, Precise, Not Simplified

A sidereal, Lahiri-based Jyotish platform for people who want the real calculation, not a westernised shortcut.

What VedicBirth Is

VedicBirth is a Jyotish platform focused on accurate computation and honest interpretation. The site covers the full traditional toolkit: the rashi chart (birth chart or kundli), kundli matching through the thirty-six guna Ashtakoot method, the running Vimshottari dasha and its nested antardashas, the daily panchang with tithi and nakshatra, rashifal for all twelve moon signs, and muhurat timings for marriage, travel, vehicle purchase, and other occasions.

Why We Built It

Most "free kundli" tools on the web quietly apply simplified Western astrology or use an inaccurate ayanamsha, so the moon sign they return often does not match what a traditional Jyotish text would compute. VedicBirth uses the sidereal zodiac with Lahiri Chitrapaksha ayanamsha, the same standard adopted by the Indian Calendar Reform Committee in 1955 and used by practising Jyotish pandits across India.

Methodology

Planetary positions are computed with Swiss Ephemeris, the same astronomical library used by professional astronomy software. Every chart runs on the sidereal Lahiri ayanamsha, resolves into all twenty-seven nakshatras and their four padas each, and can be expanded into sixteen vargas (divisional charts) including Navamsa, Dashamsa, Saptamsa, and Trimsamsa. Dasha calculations follow the one hundred and twenty year Vimshottari cycle, nested three levels deep from mahadasha to antardasha to pratyantar dasha.

House division uses the whole-sign system, the oldest and most widely used method in classical Vedic astrology, where each rashi corresponds to exactly one bhava. Aspects follow graha-drishti rules from the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra.

Built By

VedicBirth is an independent project. The content draws on classical Jyotish sources, including the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, Jataka Parijata, Phaladeepika, and Muhurta Chintamani, and is cross-checked against traditional printed panchangs before publication.

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