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Types of Kundali and The Process of Gun Milan in Kundali Matching

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One of the most important aspects when it comes to marriage in Vedic Astrology is the process of kundli matching by name.

Jatak or Janm Kundali which is the most important factor for kundli matching by name is prepared with the help of information like name, date of birth, place of birth, and many other factors.

The complete description of the direction of planets as well as their positions is contained by the Jatak. Future predictions for an individual are made on the basis of these factors.

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Many aspects in life are benefitted by the process of Kundali matching namely marriages, academics, relationship quotient, checking physical and mental compatibility, adjustments in the family and foreseeing the financial conditions.

Types of Kundali in Astrology:

Lagna Chart:

Lagna chart is a chart that is formed at the time of your birth. The process of forming this chart is the observation of the structure of the sky at the time of your birth.

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Out of the 12 houses that are present in your birth chart, the sign that is present in the first house is known to be the one that was rising in the east.

Accordingly, each of the twelve houses contains a sign and they have a difference of two hours each while rising in the east, which is equally divided.

On the basis of the position of the planets in the heaven at the time of your birth, the planets are positioned in different signs and different houses.

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Chandra Kundali:

Of the twelve houses the one containing the moon is known to be used for the preparation of the Chandra Kundali.

For understanding about the Chandra Kundali, it can be explained by assuming that if the moon is present in the 9th house then the 10th house will become the second house from the moon in this particular chart.

Moon is known to be the second fastest planet after the Ascendant. This makes this chart to be as important as the birth chart. On an average this chart changes its sign every 2.5 days. This chart should not be ignored as it is quite important for the process of Kundali Matching.

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Navamsa Chart:

Navamsa is one of the most important charts and contains one-ninth division of a sign. After checking the planetary positions and their strength in the Lagna chart, the actual strength of the planets can be known.

The planet loses most of its strength if it is shown to be weak in the Rasi chart and elevated in the Navamsa chart, and vice versa.

Chalit Chart:

Professional help should be sought for understanding this chart completely and properly as it is one of the most complex charts.

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The house position of the planets can be seen with the help of this chart. According to Hindu astrology, the positions or houses are very important.

If the first house begins at fifteen degrees before the Ascendant and ends fifteen degrees after the Ascendant, then the same pattern can be seen in the remaining eleven houses.

While there may also be cases where one part of your sign might fall in one house and the remaining in the other.

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Process of Kundali Matching:

This process is carried out before declaring the tying of knot between individuals. For the process of Kundali matching the most important requirements are the Janam Kundalis of the girl and the boy.

This is required as it is used for another important process within Kundali Matching that is the Guna Milan. The process of Guna Milan contains eight tests in it, which are majorly considered for the compatibility of the girl and the boy.

Guna Milan and its aspects:

Guna Milan contains of eight aspects as mentioned earlier. Thus it is also known as Ashtakoot, where ‘Ashta’ means eight and ‘Koota’ means aspects. This method uses the position of the moon particularly, in the girl as well as the boy’s Janam Kundalis.

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The aspects or Kootas are as follows:

Jaati Koota:

This aspect helps in checking the compatibility of the girl and the boy on the basis of social background.

It has four sub categories of social class also known as Varna namely- Brahmin (Uppermost class), Kshatriya, Vaishya, and Shudra (Lowermost class).

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Vashya Koota:

To have a proper understanding between the partners, it is important for this aspect to be fulfilled. This aspect focuses on the cordiality and amenability between the partners.

This aspect has five categories namely- Manav or humans, Vanchar or wild animals, Chatushpad or small animals, Jalchar or water animals and Keet or insects.

Dina Koota:

This aspect helps in knowing the happiness and health of the family. Taking the Janam Kundalis of the couple into consideration, this koota focuses on the match that is made between the astrological entities like the sun, moon and other celestial bodies.

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Yoni Koota:

Yoni koota helps in knowing the sexual desires and compatibility between a couple. To check the aspect of Yoni between the couple, stars or Nakshatra are the key points. This aspect is represented in two forms; either using animal forms or signs.

Graha Maitram Koota:

This koota helps in knowing the presence of Doshas in the couples married life. Along with this it also predicts the friendliness and affability between the couple so as to know the prospects of the union of the couple.

Gana Koota:

This koota is based on the match made keeping behaviors in mind. There are three categories under this aspect namely- Deva or god, Manav/Manushya or human, and Rakshasa or demon.

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Rasi Koota:

To know the compatibility of emotions between a couple, this koota is matched. This koota again depends on the placement of the moon in the girl and the boy’s Janam Kundali.

Nadi Koota:

This koota helps in knowing the future aspects between the couple like the upliftment of the family, the genes, health, and many other factors. This koota has four categories namely- Vata or air, Kappa, Phlegm and Pitta or bile.

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