नक्षत्र मिलान · Nakshatra compatibility · 27 × 27
Nakshatra compatibility — every pair, gun milan out of 36
Every ordered pair of the 27 janma nakshatras, with the typical gun milan (ashtakoota) score out of 36 — computed deterministically with the Swiss Ephemeris-based engine, the same one behind the free matching tool. Rows are Person 1 (kanyā — bride position), columns Person 2 (vara — groom position): the order matters because the directional kootas (varna, vashya, tara, vashya) are read from the bride to the groom.
Tap any pair for the full 8-koota breakdown, doshas with their classical cancellations, and — for the nine nakshatras that straddle a rashi boundary — the honest range across all four padas.
* marks pairs whose score can vary by the exact pada (quarter) of a straddling nakshatra — open the pair for the full range.
Nakshatra code legend
Asv अश्विनीBha भरणीKri कृत्तिकाRoh रोहिणीMrg मृगशिराArd आर्द्राPnv पुनर्वसुPus पुष्यAsl आश्लेषाMag मघाPPh पूर्व फाल्गुनीUPh उत्तर फाल्गुनीHas हस्तChi चित्राSwa स्वातीVis विशाखाAnu अनुराधाJye ज्येष्ठाMul मूलPAs पूर्व आषाढ़ाUAs उत्तर आषाढ़ाShr श्रवणDha धनिष्ठाSht शतभिषाPBh पूर्व भाद्रपदाUBh उत्तर भाद्रपदाRev रेवती
Sources
- Muhūrta CintāmaṇiRama Daivajna, Muhurta Chintamani (c. 16th c. CE), Vivaha Prakarana: the classical systematization of the eight kootas (varna, vashya, tara, yoni, graha maitri, gana, bhakoot, nadi), their point values and the dosha exceptions. Sanskrit classic, public domain; all prose here is original synthesis.
- Muhurta traditionCommon muhurta/vivaha doctrine shared across the classical muhurta manuals (Muhurta Chintamani, Muhurta Martanda, regional panchanga practice) and standardized in modern Jyotish teaching, where a rule is common property rather than attributable to a single shloka — including the koota point matrices as implemented by the major public calculators, against which our engine is validated.
- BPHS, Ch. 3Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra (attrib. Maharshi Parashara), Ch. 3 'Graha Characters and Description' (97-chapter recension, R. Santhanam ed.): the natural planetary friendships (naisargika maitri) that drive Graha Maitri koota and the lord-friendship cancellations of Nadi and Bhakoot doshas.