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D40 Khavedamsha Chart: Complete Guide to Maternal Lineage, Auspicious & Inauspicious Influences, Family Patterns & Fortune


In Vedic astrology, the D40 Khavedamsha, also called Chatvarimshamsha, is one of the finer divisional charts in the traditional Shodashavarga system.

Classical descriptions associate D40 with auspicious and inauspicious effects, while traditional and modern Jyotish practice also commonly connects it with the maternal line, maternal family heritage and influences associated with the mother's side of the family.

Because D40 is a subtle divisional chart, it should not be used by itself to make dramatic predictions. Its most useful role is to add context to the D1 birth chart, particularly when investigating recurring family patterns, maternal-line influences and the broader quality of favorable or unfavorable circumstances.

A practical framework is:

D1 → Fundamental life pattern

D40 → Specialized maternal-line and auspicious/inauspicious context

Dasha → Timing

Transit → Activation


4️⃣0️⃣ What Is the Khavedamsha Chart?

The word Khavedamsha refers to the fortieth division.

Each zodiac sign contains:

30°

The sign is divided into:

40 parts

Therefore:

30° ÷ 40 = 0°45′

Each D40 division measures:

0°45′

or:

45 arc-minutes

This makes D40 considerably finer than charts such as D9, D10 or D12.

Because each division is only 45 arc-minutes wide, accurate planetary degrees and birth time become increasingly important when interpreting D40 houses and Ascendant.


🌳 What Does D40 Represent?

The classical association of Khavedamsha is with:

Auspicious effects

and:

Inauspicious effects

Modern Jyotish sources commonly extend this interpretation toward:

  • Maternal lineage

  • Mother's family

  • Inherited family patterns

  • Maternal blessings

  • Maternal difficulties

  • General fortune

  • Favorable circumstances

  • Unfavorable circumstances

The classical statement is broader than simply saying:

"D40 is only the mother's chart."

Maternal-line interpretation is an important traditional and modern usage, but the broader classical association with auspicious and inauspicious effects should also be preserved.


🧩 D1 and D40 Must Be Read Together

D40 is a derived chart.

It does not provide a completely separate set of planetary observations.

Instead, it redistributes the same planetary longitudes into a specialized divisional framework.

Therefore:

D1

Provides the foundation.

D40

Provides additional subtle context.

Dasha

Shows when planetary themes become more active.

Transit

Provides another timing layer.

The correct principle is:

D40 refines the D1; it does not override the D1.


👩 Maternal Lineage

One of the most common uses of D40 is examining themes associated with the maternal side of the family.

This can include symbolic exploration of:

  • Maternal values

  • Family traditions

  • Maternal influence

  • Family responsibilities

  • Patterns passed through the mother's side

  • Positive qualities inherited through family culture

  • Difficult patterns that may require conscious change

This should be interpreted symbolically.

A person's D40 cannot reliably establish every event that occurred in their mother's family.


🌸 Maternal Blessings

The concept of a "maternal blessing" can be understood as symbolic family support.

This may include:

  • Emotional support

  • Education

  • Family wisdom

  • Cultural traditions

  • Social connections

  • Practical assistance

  • Family values

  • Encouragement

A supportive D40 configuration can traditionally be interpreted as emphasizing favorable maternal-line influences.

The person's actual family circumstances remain more important than astrology.


⚠️ Maternal-Line Difficulties

D40 can also be used to explore difficult inherited patterns.

These may symbolically involve:

  • Family conflict

  • Long-standing expectations

  • Emotional patterns

  • Financial attitudes

  • Relationship traditions

  • Repeated responsibilities

  • Family disputes

A difficult pattern should not be described as a permanent curse.

A healthier interpretation is:

Recognize the pattern → understand it → decide consciously what to continue.


🌳 Generational Patterns

D40 can be particularly useful for the idea of intergenerational continuity.

A family may pass down:

Values

→

Beliefs

→

Behavior

→

Expectations

→

Responsibilities

The individual may then:

Continue

or:

Modify

or:

Reject

those inherited patterns.

This makes D40 useful as a reflective framework for understanding the relationship between:

Family heritage

and:

Personal choice


🧬 Maternal Heritage and Identity

A mother's family may influence:

  • Language

  • Traditions

  • Food

  • Education

  • Occupation

  • Social networks

  • Religious customs

  • Family expectations

  • Emotional culture

D40 can symbolically provide context for how such influences may become meaningful.

It should not be treated as proof that a specific hereditary trait must pass from one generation to another.


🏡 D40 and the Mother's Influence

For maternal analysis, begin with the D1:

4th house

4th lord

Moon

Then use D40 as a specialized supporting chart.

A broader framework is:

D1 4th house + Moon

D40

Relevant Dasha

This can help distinguish:

Basic maternal/home indication

from:

Subtle maternal-line context


☀️ Father vs Mother: D40 Is Not D12

D12 is commonly used for:

Parents + ancestry + family lineage

D40 has a more specialized traditional association with:

Auspicious/inauspicious effects + maternal-line context

This distinction is important.

A structured astrology system can therefore use:

D12

Parents and broader lineage

D40

Maternal-line and auspicious/inauspicious refinement

This avoids treating every ancestral question as a D40 question.


🌟 Auspicious and Inauspicious Effects

The classical purpose of D40 is particularly important here.

It is not simply:

Good fortune chart

or:

Bad fortune chart

The traditional description includes both auspicious and inauspicious effects.

Therefore, interpretation should examine both sides:

Auspicious Themes

  • Support

  • Opportunity

  • Protection

  • Favorable circumstances

  • Positive family influence

  • Helpful connections

Inauspicious Themes

  • Obstacles

  • Family burdens

  • Repeated challenges

  • Unfavorable circumstances

  • Difficult responsibilities

The purpose is to understand the overall pattern rather than label an entire life as fortunate or unfortunate.


🪐 Planetary Themes in D40

The planets can be used as symbolic indicators of the way D40 themes may be expressed.

☀️ Sun in D40

May emphasize:

  • Paternal or authority symbolism within family context

  • Leadership

  • Reputation

  • Family pride

  • Recognition

A challenging expression can involve:

  • Authority conflicts

  • Ego-related family tensions

  • Excessive expectations


🌙 Moon in D40

May emphasize:

  • Maternal influence

  • Emotional heritage

  • Family bonding

  • Nurturing

  • Domestic traditions

A challenging expression can symbolically involve:

  • Emotional sensitivity

  • Family attachment

  • Mood-related family patterns


🔥 Mars in D40

May emphasize:

  • Family courage

  • Protection

  • Property

  • Competition

  • Assertiveness

A challenging expression may involve:

  • Family conflicts

  • Impatience

  • Arguments

  • Competitive behavior


☿ Mercury in D40

May emphasize:

  • Family education

  • Communication

  • Business skills

  • Intellectual heritage

  • Analytical traditions

A challenging expression may involve:

  • Miscommunication

  • Conflicting information

  • Family-business disagreements


🪔 Jupiter in D40

May emphasize:

  • Family wisdom

  • Education

  • Guidance

  • Spiritual tradition

  • Beneficial support

  • Ethical values

A challenging expression can involve:

  • Excessive expectations

  • Overconfidence

  • Family ideology becoming overly rigid


💎 Venus in D40

May emphasize:

  • Family harmony

  • Beauty

  • Relationships

  • Creativity

  • Social refinement

  • Comfort

A challenging expression can involve:

  • Relationship complications

  • Excessive attachment

  • Material expectations


🪐 Saturn in D40

May emphasize:

  • Family responsibility

  • Duty

  • Elder generations

  • Long-standing traditions

  • Persistence

A challenging expression can involve:

  • Delays

  • Burdens

  • Heavy family responsibilities

  • Repeated obligations


☊ Rahu in D40

May emphasize:

  • Breaking tradition

  • Foreign influence

  • Unusual maternal-line patterns

  • Social change

  • Nontraditional family values

A challenging expression may involve:

  • Family confusion

  • Extreme reactions

  • Unclear expectations


☋ Ketu in D40

May emphasize:

  • Detachment from tradition

  • Spiritual heritage

  • Family-pattern separation

  • Minimalism

  • Independent values

A challenging expression may involve:

  • Emotional distance

  • Disconnection from family heritage


🏠 D40 Ascendant

Start the D40 analysis with:

  • D40 Ascendant

  • D40 Ascendant lord

  • Planets in the Ascendant

  • Aspects to the Ascendant

  • Condition of the Ascendant lord

This helps establish how the person symbolically experiences:

Maternal heritage + favorable circumstances + family patterns


🌸 D40 4th House

The 4th house can be particularly relevant when examining:

  • Mother

  • Home

  • Emotional roots

  • Family environment

  • Maternal influence

The D40 4th house should be read alongside:

D1 4th house

Moon

D12

rather than alone.


🧭 D40 9th House

The 9th house may provide additional context around:

  • Family values

  • Dharma

  • Tradition

  • Higher principles

  • Fortune

  • Guidance

When maternal-line themes overlap with family philosophy or inherited values, D40's 9th-house condition may be considered.


🏡 D40 2nd House

The 2nd house can be examined for:

  • Family culture

  • Family speech

  • Values

  • Accumulated resources

  • Family traditions

This becomes relevant when studying how family values are passed forward.


💰 D40 and Family Wealth

D40 is not the primary wealth chart.

For wealth, use:

D2

For property:

D4

For inheritance:

8th house + relevant charts

D40 can add:

Maternal-line context

to a financial or inheritance question.

For example:

D2 → Financial resources

D4 → Property

D40 → Maternal family context

This keeps the analytical roles separate.


🏠 D40 and Maternal Property

If a question specifically concerns property associated with the mother's family, a broader framework can be:

D1 4th house

D1 8th house

D4

D12

D40

Relevant Dasha

This distinguishes:

Property

from:

Inheritance

from:

Maternal-line influence


💼 D40 and Family Business

A maternal family business can create inherited professional expectations.

For example:

Grandmother → Mother → Child

The child may:

  • Continue the business

  • Modernize it

  • Expand it

  • Change the industry

  • Leave the family profession

D40 may provide lineage context.

For professional direction itself, use:

D1 + D10


🎓 D40 and Education

Family influence can affect education through:

  • Expectations

  • Financial support

  • Family profession

  • Teachers

  • Cultural values

  • Traditional knowledge

D40 can provide family-line context.

For educational analysis itself:

D24

For financial capacity:

D2


💍 D40 and Marriage

Marriage is primarily examined through:

D1 + D9

D40 can provide supplementary context where marriage intersects with:

  • Maternal family expectations

  • Family traditions

  • Cultural patterns

  • Family support

  • Maternal influence

The D40 should not be used as a standalone marriage chart.


👶 D40 and Parenting

D40 can be used symbolically to explore:

What family patterns might the individual carry into their own parenting?

For example:

Inherited parenting style

→

Awareness

→

Conscious modification

→

New parenting pattern

For the experience of children and parenthood itself:

D7

For marriage:

D9

For ancestry:

D12


🧘 D40 and Spiritual Family Heritage

Some families pass down spiritual or devotional traditions through the maternal side.

Possible examples include:

  • Devotional practices

  • Religious customs

  • Temple traditions

  • Mantra practices

  • Pilgrimage traditions

  • Service traditions

D40 can provide symbolic family-line context.

For spiritual practice itself:

D20

For dharma:

D9


🌳 D40 and Maternal Cultural Heritage

Maternal heritage can influence:

  • Language

  • Customs

  • Food

  • Art

  • Music

  • Family celebrations

  • Community traditions

D40 may be used as a symbolic framework for exploring why these traditions feel particularly significant.

This is not a scientifically validated method of measuring cultural inheritance.


🧠 D40 and Positive Inheritance

Inheritance does not have to mean property.

A person may inherit:

Knowledge

Skills

Values

Relationships

Traditions

Resilience

Family reputation

These intangible forms of inheritance can be particularly useful when interpreting D40.


⚠️ D40 and Negative Inheritance

Likewise, family inheritance can include difficult patterns.

Examples may include:

  • Financial attitudes

  • Communication patterns

  • Relationship expectations

  • Conflict styles

  • Excessive responsibility

  • Social pressure

The constructive interpretation is:

A pattern can be inherited without being permanent.

This gives the individual room for conscious change.


🧬 Generational Pattern Example

Imagine a maternal family has a repeated pattern of:

High academic expectations

The individual experiences strong pressure to follow the same path.

A D40 interpretation might identify:

Strong maternal-line educational influence

The useful conclusion is not:

"You must follow the family tradition."

It is:

"Education may carry strong family significance, so your personal goals may need to be distinguished from inherited expectations."

This is a much more practical use of the symbolism.


💰 Financial Family Pattern Example

Suppose a maternal family traditionally values:

Saving + Property + Stability

A D40 interpretation could emphasize:

Strong inherited preference for financial security

The person might then:

Continue the pattern

or:

Balance it with entrepreneurship

or:

Adopt a more diversified financial strategy

The horoscope does not make the decision.


🧭 D40 and Life Circumstances

The classical association with auspicious and inauspicious effects allows D40 to be used more broadly than only family lineage.

Possible themes include:

  • Supportive circumstances

  • Obstacles

  • Favorable timing

  • Unfavorable periods

  • Family-derived support

  • Environmental influences

However, D40 should not be treated as a standalone "luck score."


🕰️ D40 and Dasha Timing

D40 becomes more useful when the active Dasha planets activate:

  • D40 Ascendant

  • D40 Ascendant lord

  • Relevant D40 houses

  • Moon

  • Family-related planets

  • Maternal-line indicators

For example:

Moon-related Dasha

may increase attention toward:

Mother + Home + Emotional family matters

Saturn-related Dasha

may increase:

Family responsibility + Long-term obligations

Rahu-related Dasha

may emphasize:

Changes in family tradition + Unconventional circumstances

These are broad themes rather than guaranteed events.


📅 Example: Maternal Family Responsibility

Suppose:

D1 4th house strongly connects with Saturn

and D40 also emphasizes Saturn and family-related houses.

During a Saturn-related Dasha, the person may experience:

Greater responsibility toward mother or maternal family

Possible practical events could include:

  • Supporting family

  • Managing family matters

  • Handling property responsibilities

  • Preserving family assets

  • Taking on elder-care duties

The exact event depends on the broader chart and circumstances.


🌸 Example: Maternal Support

Suppose:

Moon and Jupiter

are strongly connected with maternal indicators in D1 and D40.

During a supportive Moon/Jupiter period, the person's experience may emphasize:

Family support + emotional guidance + educational or spiritual influence

This is an example of how D1, D40 and Dasha can be combined.


🔄 Example: Breaking an Inherited Pattern

Suppose D40 emphasizes:

Saturn + family-duty themes

while the D1/D9 show a strong desire for independence.

During a Rahu or Ketu-related period, the person may question:

"Do I really need to repeat this family pattern?"

The period may therefore emphasize:

Tradition → Questioning → Redefinition

This can be a constructive interpretation of a challenging family pattern.


⭐ D40 and Auspiciousness

A D40 analysis should consider the overall condition of the chart, rather than declaring:

"This planet in D40 gives luck."

A better process is:

Planetary strength

D40 house placement

D1 confirmation

Relevant lordship

Dasha

Transit

This creates a more balanced interpretation.


⚖️ D40 and Inauspiciousness

Similarly, difficult D40 placements should not automatically be described as:

Curse

Bad destiny

or:

Permanent misfortune

Instead, interpret them as possible themes requiring:

  • Awareness

  • Preparation

  • Better decisions

  • Family-boundary management

  • Financial caution

  • Emotional maturity

The classical D40 association includes both favorable and unfavorable effects, so one-sided interpretations miss part of its traditional purpose.


🌳 D40 vs D12

These charts can be used together without confusing their purposes.

D12

Parents + ancestry + family lineage

D40

Auspicious/inauspicious effects + maternal-line context

D12 provides the broader lineage framework.

D40 provides a more specialized subtle layer.


🌸 D40 vs D4

D4

Property + residence + fixed assets

D40

Maternal lineage + auspicious/inauspicious context

For maternal ancestral property:

D4 + D12 + D40

can be studied together.


💰 D40 vs D2

D2

Wealth + financial resources

D40

Maternal-line context + auspicious/inauspicious effects

For inherited wealth, combine:

D2 + 2nd/8th houses + D12/D40

rather than expecting D40 alone to determine wealth.


👶 D40 vs D7

D7

Children + parenthood

D40

Maternal lineage + subtle inherited influences

A person can therefore use:

D40 → What patterns came through the maternal line

D7 → How the person experiences parenthood

This creates an intergenerational model:

Mother's family → Parent → Child


🧘 D40 vs D20

D20

Spirituality + devotion + religious practice

D40

Family-line influence + auspicious/inauspicious context

D40 may indicate a family heritage of spiritual practice, while D20 can provide more specialized information about the individual's own spiritual orientation.


💼 D40 vs D10

D10

Career + profession

D40

Maternal-line influence on broader circumstances

A family may influence a person's career choice, but the actual professional path should still be analyzed through:

D1 + D10


📐 D40 Calculation Method

A commonly used Parashari D40 convention divides each sign into:

40 equal sections

of:

0°45′

The starting sign depends on whether the natal sign is odd or even:

Odd Signs

Counting begins from:

Aries

Even Signs

Counting begins from:

Libra

The count then proceeds sequentially through the zodiac.

This is an important technical detail because D40 is not simply calculated by multiplying a planet's longitude by 40.

A production astrology engine should implement the actual divisional mapping.


🧮 D40 Calculation Example

Suppose a planet lies at:

10°30′

inside an odd sign.

The sign is divided into 40 segments.

Each segment is:

0°45′

So:

10°30′ ÷ 0°45′ = 14 complete segments

The relevant D40 segment is then mapped according to the D40 sequence beginning from Aries for an odd sign.

The same planetary degree in an even sign would use the even-sign starting point:

Libra

This illustrates why sign parity matters.


💻 D40 Software Validation

A reliable D40 engine should test:

0°00′

0°45′

1°30′

2°15′

3°00′

and every subsequent 45-minute boundary.

It should also separately test:

Odd signs

and:

Even signs

The final degree of a sign must correctly roll into the next zodiac sign.

Boundary testing is especially important because a small floating-point error can move a planet into the wrong D40 segment.


🧠 Birth-Time Accuracy

Each D40 segment measures only:

0°45′

Therefore, the D40 chart can be sensitive to accurate birth data.

If the recorded birth time is uncertain, the D40 Ascendant and house structure may become less reliable.

An astrology application should ideally record:

Exact birth time

or:

Approximate birth time

and make the uncertainty visible to the user.


🤖 D40 Engine for an Astrology AI

A dedicated D40 module can be structured as:

Input

Birth Date

Birth Time

Birth Location

Time Zone

Calculation Layer

Calculate:

  • Planetary longitudes

  • Sidereal positions

  • D1

  • D40

  • D40 Ascendant

  • D40 houses

  • D40 planetary positions

  • Odd/even sign mapping

Maternal-Line Analysis

Evaluate:

  • D1 4th house

  • Moon

  • D12

  • D40 Ascendant

  • D40 4th house

  • D40 relevant family indicators

Auspiciousness Analysis

Evaluate:

  • Planetary strength

  • Beneficial/supportive patterns

  • Challenging patterns

  • D1 confirmation

  • D40 condition

Timing Layer

Evaluate:

  • Mahadasha

  • Antardasha

  • Pratyantardasha

  • Relevant transit

Output

Generate:

Maternal Influence

Family Heritage

Maternal Support

Inherited Patterns

Auspicious Themes

Challenge Themes

Family Responsibilities

Pattern-Change Opportunities


🧩 Structured D40 Output

A calculation engine can first generate structured information such as:

Chart: D40
Primary Domain: Maternal-line context and auspicious/inauspicious effects
Calculation Method: Parashari-style odd/even mapping
D1 Maternal Indicators: Moon + 4th-house connection
D40 Ascendant: Taurus
D40 4th House: Leo
Maternal Theme: Strong family tradition and support
Challenge Theme: Inherited responsibility
Auspicious Theme: Educational and cultural support
Timing: Moon/Jupiter activation
Cross-Check: D12 maternal indicators

The LLM can then convert these structured signals into natural-language interpretation.

This prevents the language model from attempting to calculate D40 directly.


🌐 D12 + D40 Architecture

A sophisticated ancestry module can use:

D12

↓

Parents + Broad lineage

↓

D40

↓

Maternal-line refinement

↓

Dasha

↓

Current activation

This allows the astrology application to distinguish between:

General family ancestry

and:

Maternal-line-specific symbolism


🌐 D40 + D4 Architecture

For ancestral property:

D40

→ Maternal-line context

D4

→ Property

D1 8th

→ Inheritance/shared resources

D2

→ Financial resources

Together, these charts can provide a much more structured interpretation.


🌐 D40 + D7 Architecture

For intergenerational family analysis:

D40

→ Maternal lineage

↓

D12

→ Parents and ancestry

↓

D7

→ Children and parenthood

This creates a symbolic model of:

Past generation → Parent → Next generation


🧠 D40 and Self-Awareness

The most constructive application of D40 is:

What did I inherit?

↓

What supports me?

↓

What challenges me?

↓

What should I preserve?

↓

What should I change?

This allows astrology to become a tool for reflection rather than fatalism.


⚠️ Common D40 Mistakes

Mistake 1: Calling D40 Only a "Maternal Chart"

The classical description also concerns auspicious and inauspicious effects.

Mistake 2: Reading D40 Alone

D1 remains foundational.

Mistake 3: Predicting the Mother's Fate From D40 Alone

D40 is not a substitute for the mother's own horoscope.

Mistake 4: Treating Family Patterns as Genetic Certainties

Astrological symbolism does not establish scientifically verified hereditary mechanisms.

Mistake 5: Treating D40 as a Wealth Chart

Use D2 for specialized wealth analysis.

Mistake 6: Treating D40 as a Property Chart

Use D4 for specialized property analysis.

Mistake 7: Treating D40 as a Marriage Chart

Use D9.

Mistake 8: Calling Difficult D40 Placements a Curse

Use them as symbolic challenge indicators rather than deterministic judgments.

Mistake 9: Ignoring Calculation Convention

D40 uses a specific odd/even starting rule in the commonly used Parashari method.


🛡️ A Responsible D40 Interpretation

Instead of saying:

"Your maternal lineage is cursed."

a responsible interpretation would be:

"The chart symbolism places greater emphasis on inherited family responsibilities or recurring maternal-line themes. Awareness of these patterns may help you decide which traditions to preserve and which to change."

Instead of:

"You are destined for bad luck."

a more useful interpretation would be:

"The D40 contains challenging symbolism in this area, suggesting that greater preparation and careful decision-making may be useful during relevant periods."

This approach preserves the traditional symbolism without turning it into fear-based prediction.


🕉️ Traditional Family Practices

Traditional approaches to honoring maternal lineage can include:

  • Respecting parents and elders

  • Preserving meaningful family traditions

  • Supporting family members

  • Charity

  • Prayer

  • Remembering ancestors

  • Serving the community

  • Passing positive knowledge to younger generations

Specific rituals vary significantly across religious and regional traditions.


🌳 The Deeper Lesson of Khavedamsha

D40 can be understood through one central question:

"What came through the family line, and what will I choose to carry forward?"

The constructive progression is:

Inheritance

→

Awareness

→

Discernment

→

Choice

→

Transformation

→

Legacy

A person's heritage can be honored without every inherited pattern being repeated.


🔮 Advanced D40 Prediction Formula

A comprehensive maternal-line model can be expressed as:

D1 4th House

Moon

D12

D40 Ascendant

D40 4th House

D40 Planetary Strength

Auspicious Indicators

Challenging Indicators

Mahadasha

Antardasha

Transit

=

Structured Maternal-Line Interpretation

For ancestral property, add:

D4 + 8th House + D2

For children:

D7

For marriage:

D9

For career:

D10

For spirituality:

D20


🌟 Final Summary

The D40 Khavedamsha, also called Chatvarimshamsha, is a fine divisional chart traditionally associated with:

Auspicious effects

Inauspicious effects

Maternal-line influence

Family heritage

Inherited family patterns

Maternal support

Maternal responsibilities

The classical description is broader than a simple "maternal chart," and modern practice often combines both interpretations.

The most useful hierarchy is:

D1 = Fundamental life pattern

D12 = Parents and broader lineage

D40 = Maternal-line and auspicious/inauspicious refinement

D2 = Wealth

D4 = Property

D7 = Children

D9 = Marriage

D10 = Career

D20 = Spirituality

D24 = Education

D27 = Strength and resilience

D30 = Adversity and vulnerability

Dasha = Timing

Transit = Activation

The strongest interpretation therefore combines:

D1 + D12 + D40 + relevant houses + planetary strength + Dasha + Transit

rather than treating D40 as a standalone prediction chart.

The most constructive question is not:

"Will my maternal lineage give me good or bad luck?"

but:

"What support, responsibilities and inherited patterns may come through my maternal line, and how can I respond to them consciously?"


🌟 Advanced Astrology Series

Completed:

9 Mahadashas

Vimshottari Dasha

27 Nakshatras

Navamsa D9

Dashamsa D10

Hora D2

Chaturthamsha D4

Saptamsha D7

Dwadashamsha D12

Shodasamsa D16

Vimsamsa D20

Chaturvimshamsha D24

Saptavimshamsha D27

Trimshamsha D30

Khavedamsha D40

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