Janam Kundali by Date of Birth

What is Kundli (Janam Kundali)?

A KundliKundliYour Vedic birth chart — a celestial map of where the nine planets sat across the 12 houses at the exact moment and place of your birth.— also called Janam Kundali (जन्म कुंडली) or Vedic birth chart — is a celestial map drawn for the exact moment and place you were born. Rooted in Jyotish Shastra, an astronomical tradition refined over thousands of years in India, the kundli captures the positions of the Navagraha (nine planets: Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, Rahu, and Ketu) across the 12 bhavas (houses) of your chart. Each bhava governs a specific area of life — from personality and wealth to relationships, career, and moksha.

The foundation of every kundli is the Lagna (Ascendant)Lagna (Ascendant)The zodiac sign rising on the eastern horizon at your birth moment. It anchors the 12 houses of your kundali and changes roughly every two hours., which is the zodiac sign rising on the eastern horizon at your birth moment. This determines the layout of all 12 houses and how the planets influence your life. Traditional astrologers also study the RashiRashi (Moon Sign)Your Vedic Moon sign — the zodiac sign the Moon occupied at birth. Vedic astrology treats the Moon sign as primary; the Sun sign is used in Western astrology. chart (D-1), Navamsha chart (D-9)Navamsha (D9)The 9th divisional chart, derived by splitting each zodiac sign into 9 parts. Used to assess marriage prospects and the deeper strength of planets., and other divisional charts for deeper insight. Doshas such as Mangal Dosha, Kaal Sarp Dosha, and Sade Sati are identified by analysing specific planetary placements and combinations.

Our free kundli software uses the Swiss Ephemeris — the same precision engine used by professional astronomers — combined with Lahiri Ayanamsa (the official ayanamsa of the Indian government) to calculate sidereal planetary longitudes accurate to arc-seconds. The result is a kundli that matches what a seasoned Jyotishi would prepare by hand, but generated in seconds and enriched with AI-powered interpretation that explains your chart in plain language.

How Our Free Kundli Software Works

Step 1 — Enter your birth details: Provide your date of birth, time of birth (if known), and birth place. The birth place is geocoded to precise latitude, longitude, and timezone so planetary positions can be calculated for your exact location.

Step 2 — Swiss Ephemeris calculation: Our backend computes the sidereal longitude of all nine Vedic planets using the Swiss Ephemeris library with Lahiri Ayanamsa correction. This gives you the same accuracy as observatory-grade astronomical software.

Step 3 — AI analyses your chart: Once planetary positions are locked, our AI engine identifies your Lagna, Rashi, Nakshatra, active doshas (Mangal Dosha, Kaal Sarp Dosha, Sade Sati), and favourable yogas. Each finding is cross-checked against classical Jyotish rules from texts like Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra.

Step 4 — Personalised interpretation: You receive a detailed reading in English or Hindi covering personality traits, career direction, relationship insights, and spiritual guidance — along with recommended remedies and Ishvaram products aligned to your chart.

How to Generate Your Free Kundali — Step by Step

Generating your janam kundali takes under two minutes. Follow these steps to get your complete Vedic birth chart with accurate planetary positions, dosha analysis, and AI-powered interpretation.

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   Enter your full name

   Type your full name as you would like it to appear on the kundali report. The name is used for the chart header and personalised interpretation.

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   Enter your date of birth

   Select or type your date of birth (day, month, year). Accurate date of birth is required for all planetary position calculations in the janam kundali.

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   Enter your exact time of birth

   Provide the time of birth as precisely as possible — ideally from a birth certificate or hospital record. Birth time determines your Lagna (Ascendant), which changes every two hours and shapes the entire house framework of the kundali. If unknown, select 'Time unknown' to generate a partial chart.

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   Enter your place of birth

   Type your city or town of birth. The system automatically geocodes it to the precise latitude, longitude, and timezone required for Swiss Ephemeris calculations.

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   Click Generate Kundali

   Click the Generate button. Our backend computes all nine planetary positions using the Swiss Ephemeris with Lahiri Ayanamsa correction, then identifies your Lagna, Rashi, Nakshatra, active Dasha period, doshas, and yogas.

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   Review your chart and AI interpretation

   Your free janam kundali is displayed in North or South Indian chart style (select your preference). Scroll below the chart for a personalised AI-powered interpretation covering personality, career, relationships, and dasha timing. Traditional upay (remedies) are listed where relevant.

How to Read Your Kundali After It Is Generated

Start with the Lagna chart, because it shows how the whole birth chart is arranged around you. The first house describes your body, temperament, confidence, and the way life opens for you. The seventh house shows partnership and marriage patterns. The tenth house shows karma, profession, public work, and the kind of responsibility you are repeatedly asked to carry. When a planet sits in a house, it colours that life area. When a planet aspects a house, it influences that life area from a distance. This is why two people with the same Rashi can live very different lives: the Lagna, house lordship, aspects, and Dasha timing change the meaning.

Next, look at the Moon sign and Nakshatra. The Moon shows your inner rhythm, emotional pattern, comfort needs, and how the mind reacts during pressure. Nakshatra gives a finer layer: it tells you the instinct behind the Rashi. For example, two people may both have Moon in Vrishabha, but a Rohini Moon and a Mrigashira Moon will not express the same hunger, attachment, or curiosity. This is also where many practical upay begin. A Jyotishi may strengthen the Moon through mantra, fasting, daan, or daily routine only after checking whether the Moon is weak, afflicted, or simply active in a difficult Dasha.

Then read the Vimshottari Dasha. Dasha is the timing engine of Jyotish. A chart may promise learning, marriage, travel, or career rise, but Dasha tells when that promise becomes active. The Mahadasha shows the larger chapter of life. The Antardasha shows the current sub-theme. Transit adds the moving weather around that period. This is why Ishvaram does not treat a kundali as a static personality report. A good reading connects the birth promise with current timing: which graha is active, what house it owns, where it sits, whether it is supported by benefic influence, and what action is sensible now.

Finally, use dosha and yoga results with care. Mangal Dosha, Kaal Sarp Dosha, Sade Sati, Pitru Dosha, Kemadruma Yoga, Raj Yoga, and Dhana Yoga are not labels to fear or celebrate blindly. Each one needs strength, cancellation, house context, and Dasha relevance. A dosha that is not active in timing may be background pressure. A yoga that is promised in the chart may still need the right Dasha and practical effort to show results. The useful question is not "is this good or bad?" The useful question is: "what is active now, what should I avoid, and what upay or action brings the chart back into balance?" This keeps the reading practical, grounded, and useful for real decisions.

This is also why Kundali, Panchang, Choghadiya, Muhurat, and Rahu Kaal should work together. Kundali explains your personal karma and tendencies. Panchang explains the quality of the day. Muhurat chooses the right window for beginning something important. Choghadiya gives a quick daily timing layer for ordinary decisions. Rahu Kaal tells you when not to start major work. The strongest guidance comes when the chart, the current Dasha, and the day's Vedic timing point in the same direction.