Daily Timings · രാഹുകാലം
Calculate Rahu Kalam, Yamagandam and Gulika Kalam for a date and location, using eight equal daylight segments.
Your Jathakam
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Moon-based birth-star classification from the calculated sidereal longitude.
V1 sidereal calculation
- Zodiac
- Sidereal / Nirayana
- Ayanamsa
- Lahiri reference model
- Houses
- Whole-sign houses
- Rahu
- Mean lunar node
Sidereal planetary longitudes
| Graha | Rashi | Degree | Nakshatra | Pada | D1 house |
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Navamsa · D9
D9 ascendant: —. Each sidereal sign is divided into nine equal 3°20′ parts. Houses below are whole signs counted from the D9 ascendant.
Boundary caution: the D9 ascendant is within 0.02° of a division boundary. A small birth-time, location or calculation difference could change it.
| Graha | D9 sign | Part of D1 sign | D9 house | Precision |
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This is a position table, not a predictive interpretation. Rows near a D9 boundary are marked; confirm birth time and offset. See the traditional division rule and our calculation method.
Accuracy note: This V1 uses an approximate Lahiri ayanamsa and the UTC offset entered above. Displayed degrees and Nakshatra/pada near boundaries are provisional. Confirm exact birthplace coordinates and the historical offset before relying on Lagna or interpretation; independent calculation validation is still in progress.
Rahu Kalam for your selected place
Enter a date and location to calculate sunrise, sunset, Rahu Kalam, Yamagandam and Gulika Kalam. Select a Kerala directory result or enter exact coordinates and the UTC offset in Advanced location settings. The name field is optional.
Why the times change with location
This calculator divides the interval from local sunrise to sunset into eight equal parts, then uses its weekday mapping for each named period. The result changes when sunrise or sunset changes. A fixed weekday timetable is therefore not a substitute for a calculation using the date and location you entered.
Times are shown in the entered UTC offset and rounded to the nearest minute. The calculation assumes a sea-level observer and standard refraction; local hills, buildings and weather can change when the Sun is actually visible. For dates outside modern Indian standard time, confirm the historical offset yourself.
Does a time outside these periods guarantee a good Muhurtham?
No. These are traditional daylight divisions, not a complete assessment of a ceremony or a prediction of its outcome. Daily Panchangam adds Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga and Karana changes. Muhurtham Explorer compares a limited set of named event factors and explains what it does not check.
For help reading dates and transitions, see the Panchangam guide with a Kochi example. Read the methods and limitations when comparing our results with another calendar.