DIVINE NAKSHATRAOPEN THE SKY

पुष्यPushya: Kundli Milan

The eight kootas from a bride's Moon in Pushya to a groom's in each Nakshatra, as Muhurta Chintamani counts them, the bride's Nakshatra to the groom's.

Groom's MoonPointsDosha named
Ashwini30.5 of 36
Bharani22.5 of 36Nadi Dosha (नाडी दोष)
Krittika (Mesha)26.5 of 36
Krittika (Vrishabha)23 of 36
Rohini27 of 36
Mrigashira (Vrishabha)19 of 36Nadi Dosha (नाडी दोष)
Mrigashira (Mithuna)12 of 36Nadi Dosha (नाडी दोष), Dwidwadash (2/12)
Ardra19 of 36Dwidwadash (2/12)
Punarvasu (Mithuna)21.5 of 36Dwidwadash (2/12)
Punarvasu (Karka)35 of 36
Pushya28 of 36Nadi Dosha (नाडी दोष)
Ashlesha30 of 36
Magha17.5 of 36Dwidwadash (2/12)
Purva Phalguni14.5 of 36Nadi Dosha (नाडी दोष), Dwidwadash (2/12)
Uttara Phalguni (Simha)24.5 of 36Dwidwadash (2/12)
Uttara Phalguni (Kanya)27 of 36
Hasta27 of 36
Chitra (Kanya)12 of 36Nadi Dosha (नाडी दोष)
Chitra (Tula)11.5 of 36Nadi Dosha (नाडी दोष)
Swati26.5 of 36
Vishakha (Tula)21 of 36
Vishakha (Vrischika)19 of 36Navapancham (5/9)
Anuradha18 of 36Nadi Dosha (नाडी दोष), Navapancham (5/9)
Jyeshtha21 of 36Navapancham (5/9)
Mula17 of 36Shadashtak (6/8)
Purva Ashadha (Dhanu 13°20′ to Dhanu 15°00′)12 of 36Nadi Dosha (नाडी दोष), Shadashtak (6/8)
Purva Ashadha (Dhanu 15°00′ to Dhanu 26°40′)12.5 of 36Nadi Dosha (नाडी दोष), Shadashtak (6/8)
Uttara Ashadha (Dhanu)23.5 of 36Shadashtak (6/8)
Uttara Ashadha (Makara)27 of 36
Shravana (Makara 10°00′ to Makara 15°00′)24 of 36
Shravana (Makara 15°00′ to Makara 23°20′)25 of 36
Dhanishta (Makara)13 of 36Nadi Dosha (नाडी दोष)
Dhanishta (Kumbha)6 of 36Nadi Dosha (नाडी दोष), Shadashtak (6/8)
Shatabhisha16 of 36Shadashtak (6/8)
Purva Bhadrapada (Kumbha)20.5 of 36Shadashtak (6/8)
Purva Bhadrapada (Meena)25 of 36Navapancham (5/9)
Uttara Bhadrapada19 of 36Nadi Dosha (नाडी दोष), Navapancham (5/9)
Revati27 of 36Navapancham (5/9)

How these are found

Each koota by the app's own Milan (MY CHART), whose rules follow Muhurta Chintamani (Rama Daivajna, English translation), marriage sanskaras, pp. 157-177, each tested against its page. The kootas need each Moon's Nakshatra, its rashi and, in Dhanu and Makara, which half of the rashi (the text's Vashya changes at 15°), so each row serves every Moon in its part of the band: nine Nakshatras lie in two rashis, and Purva Ashadha and Shravana in two halves of one. A total marked * uses one of two cells of the text the app holds as open questions: Graha Maitri between Budha and Shani, which the text scores 5 both ways where the friendships give 4, and the Yoni of a Nakula bride with a Vanara groom, 4 where the reverse is 2, probably a slip in the printing. These are the text's points from the two Moons alone: what they mean for a marriage, and the exceptions a tradition allows, are not decided here. "Open" is a koota the text leaves open for the pair. A full Milan of two births, each koota with its reasons, is in the app.

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