Author Vijayalur

Divisional Charts Divisional charts are sixteen in number Rashi, Hora, Drekkana, Chaturamsha, Saptamsha, Navamsha, Dasamsha, Dwadasamsha, Shodasamsha, Vimsamsha, Chaturvimsamsha, Saptavimsamsha, Trimsamsha, Kavedamsha, Akshavedmsha and Sashtiamsha. Each divisional chart identifies a specific nature of the chart as given below Nature Physique Wealth Happiness from siblings Fortunes Issues (children) Spouse Power and positions Parents Good and bad results of conveyances Worship Learning Strength and weakness Evil effects Auspicious/ inauspicious effects Shodasamsha Vimsamsha Chaturvimsamsha Saptavimsamsha Trimsamsha Kavedamsha Akshavedmsha and Sashtiamsha D16 D20 D24 D27 D30 D40 Divisional Chart Ascendant (Rashi) Hora Drekkana Chaturamsha Saptamsha Navamsha Dasamsha Dwadasamsha Designation D1 D2 D3 D4 D7 D9 D10 D12

All indications

D45 & D60

Hora Acquisition of wealth, property and finance are studied through the Hora chart. When male planets occupy the Suns Hora, wealth is acquired with hard work and indicates high position. When female planets occupy the Moons Hora, it is beneficial. Female planets in the Sun Hora and male planets in the Moons Hora may not help. Planets should correspond to the 2nd house, 2nd lord from Ascendant and Moon sign from the Rashi chart. Drekkana Kalyanavarma describes certain qualities on the basis of Drekkana, the main concept being the coborns and their equations and reciprocity between them. Before analyzing the Drekkana chart, we have to consider the Rashi chart, of 3 rd, 5th 7th, 9th and 11th houses. 11th house stands for elder brother/sister while 3rd house represents younger born. When there are younger brothers, we have to see 3rd to 3rd house (5Th house) and 3rd to 5th house (7th house) and so on. For elder brothers, we have to see 11th to 11th house (9th house) and so on. Chaturamsha Houses, vehicles, deposits, investments and property will have to be judged from Chaturamsha. Before analyzing the Chaturamsha, we have to see the 4th house and 4th lord of Rashi chart. Saptamsha Saptamsha represents children. Before analyzing we have to see the 5th house and 5th lord in the Rashi chart. Navamsha Navamsha stands for the spouse. The strength of planets in the Rashi is complemented by the planets in the Navamsha. We have to consider the 7th house and 7th lord in Rashi also. Dasamsha Dasamsha gives clue to the way of livelihood, power and authority. We have to see 10th house and 10th lord from Ascendant and the Moon sign also. Dwadasamsha From Dwadasamsha, we get information about parents. The 4th, 9th and 10th houses from Rashi are to be considered too. Shodasamsha Accidents can be predicted from the Shodasamsha. Comfort and discomfort from the vehicles are found from this chart. We also have to consider 4th lord, 4th house and position of Mars with them. Vimsamsha Vimsamsha indicates spiritual and philosophical improvement of an individual. Trimsamsha Arishta and misfortune can be found by Trimsamsha. Saravali details the placement of Trimsamsha with particular reference to women. The details are as follows: Effects of Moon / Ascendant in Various Trimsamsha in Female Horoscopy.

If it is a Sign owned by Mars, the Trimsamsha of Mars denotes a harlot, that of Venus a female devoid of virtuous history, that of Mercury one with cunning disposition, that of Jupiter a chaste lady and that of Saturn one in servitude. Should a Sign of Mercury house the Moon/the Ascendant in the Trimsamsha of Mars, the female will be cunning, in the Trimsamsha of Venus one with high degree of lust, in the Trimsamsha of Mercury a chaste girl, in the Trimsamsha of Jupiter a virtuous housewife and in that of Saturn impotent. Iff it is a Sign of Venus, the Trimsamsha of Mars denotes a female with wicked nature, Venus Trimsamsha one with fame for her virtues, Mercury Trimsamsha skilful, Jupiter Trimsamsha a virtuous female and Saturn Trimsamsha a woman given in marriage, as a second wife. In the Sign owned by the Moon the Trimsamsha of Mars bestows her freedom not due to a housewife, Venus Trimsamsha will make her unchaste, Mercury Trimsamsha will bestow skill in arts, Jupiter Trimsamsha will make her quite virtuous and in Saturn Trimsamsha she will betray her husband. In Leo the Trimsamsha of Mars will make the female garrulous, Venus Trimsamsha chaste, Mercury Trimsamsha male-natured, Jupiter Trimsamsha a queen and Saturn Trimsamsha a fallen woman In a Sign of Jupiter the Trimsamsha of Mars will make her a gentlewoman with many (of the seven principal) virtues, the Trimsamsha of Venus a female with evil speech, the Trimsamsha of Mercury one with knowledge, the Trimsamsha of Jupiter one with many virtues and the Trimsamsha of Saturn a female desiring limited physical union. Lastly in a Sign owned by Saturn, a Trimsamsha of Mars will make one servant, that of Venus intelligent, that of Mercury cruel and devoid of conduct, that of Jupiter a chaste lady and that of Saturn himself one addicted to base men. Brihat Jataka tells us that when Mars is in his own Trimsamsha, the native will have wife, strength, ornaments, generosity, personal attraction and an enterprising spirit. When Saturn is in his own Trimsamsha, the person becomes sickly, loses his wife, possesses double heart, is sorrowful, possessed of houses, clothes, servants, etc. and will be unclean. When Jupiter is in his own Trimsamsha, the person will have wealth, happiness, intelligence, attraction, respect, health, hope and enjoyment. When Mercury is in his own Trimsamsha, he gives the man intelligence, education, poetic ability, eloquence, and skill in arts, philosophic acumen, enterprise and much respect. When Venus is in his own Trimsamsha, the man will be blessed with many sons, much happiness, health, popularity, wealth, beauty, vindictiveness, handsome body and enjoyment with many women. When Sun and Moon are in the Trimsamsha of Mars, etc., the person will be warlike and slothful, cruel and killing, virtuous and wealthy, happy and learned, handsome and popular respectively Kavedamsha, Akshavedmsha and Sashtiamsha These charts indicate general favorable or unfavorable effects. Uses and importance of Divisional Charts 1. Divisional chart is a microscopic study of each Bhava. 2. Rashi does not give complete picture of all 12 Bhavas in a Dasha and a Bhukti. 3. Divisional charts spell out in clear terms Dasha/Bhukti effects on all 12 Bhavas. 4. Transit has a special importance in all divisional charts.

5. Since each Bhava has many Karakatwas, it is difficult to differentiate each Bhava Karakatwa on Rashi chart only. Importance of Ascendant in Divisional charts Ascendant lord is important in all divisional charts. In other words Ascendant lord should be very strong in the divisional chart and Ascendant should not be occupied by malefic planets. Karakas in Divisional Charts 1. The positions of Karakas in relation to the Ascendant of the Divisional Chart are important. 2. Special emphasis is made to Drekkana, Saptamsha, Navamsha and Dwadasamsha as karakas in these charts should not occupy the Ascendant. 3. Karaka position in other divisional charts especially in Ascendant will not affect the Karakatwas of the respective chart. 4. Karakas should not occupy Dusthanas 5. Mars and Jupiter should be considered as additional Karakas in a female chart in the Navamsha. Transits Transit of Saturn over the moons position in each divisional chart is important. It acts as 2 years of Sade Sathi for that divisional chart. Dasha / Bhukti Interpretation 1.The positions of Dashanatha or Bhuktinatha are important. 2. They should not be 6-8 or 2-12 mutually. 3. Their position should not be debilitated either. 4. If they occupy Kendra and Trikona or are in 3 -11 positions they are good. 5. The mutual position of Dashanatha or Bhuktinatha will not be same in all divisional charts. In one chart it may be good in another it may not be. For this reason there is a mix of good and bad things. In other words a native may be happy in one aspect and unhappy in another aspect of life. These things are made clear in divisional charts while it may not be possible to understand the 12 aspects of life in a major/minor period according to Rashi chart alone. Groupings Shodasha Vargas / Sixteen Divisional Charts have been classified in the following four groups: Shadvarga consists of Rashi (D-1), Hora (D-2), Drekkana (D-3), Navamsha (D-9), Dwadasamsha (D-12) and Trimsamsha (D-30). If planet is in 2,3,4,5 or 6 good Vargas (exaltation, Mulatrikona, own house, friendly signs, or a sign that is owned by a planet ruling a Kendra (1,4,7,10) from the Lagna /Arudha, then it is called Kimshuka, Vyanjana, Chaamara, Chatra and Kundala. Saptavarga consists of Shadvarga + Saptamamsha (D-7). If planet in good Vargas in D-7, it is called Mukuta. Dashavarga consists of Saptavarga + Dasamsha (D-10), Shodasamsha (D16) and Sashtiamsha (D60). If Planets are in good Vargas in this classification from 2 to 10 Vargas, it is called Parijaat, Uttam, Gopur, Simhasan, Parvat, Devlok, Brahmalok, Shakravahan and Shridham.

Shodhasvarga consists of Dashavarga + Chaturamsha (D4), Vimsamsha (D20), Chaturvimsamsha (D24), Saptavimsamsha (D27), Kavedamsha (D40) and Akshavedmsha (D45) If Planets are in 2 to 16 good Vargas, they are called Bhedaka, Kusuma, Naga Pushpa, Kanduka, Kerala, Kalpavriksha, Chandanvana, Poornachandra, Uchcheshrava, Dhanvantari, Suryakaanta, Vidruma, Shakra Simhasana, Gauloka and Shrivallabha.