Vedic birth chart
Your Janam Kundali, generated free
Enter your birth date, time and place to get a full Vedic Kundali — Lagna, Rashi, Nakshatra, planetary positions, Dasha periods and doshas — in seconds.
A Janam Kundali is the map of the sky at the moment you were born. GathBandhan computes it from your exact birth details using classical Vedic calculations (not sun-sign shortcuts) — giving you an accurate Lagna (ascendant) chart, Moon sign, Nakshatra, the nine grahas across the twelve houses, your running Vimshottari Dasha and key doshas. Save it, download the PDF, and reuse it later for Kundali Milan.
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Enter your birth details and see your moon sign, nakshatra and lagna instantly. The full birth chart, Navamsa and Dasha timeline unlock with a free profile.
Accurate Lagna chart
A precise ascendant (Lagna) chart with all nine grahas placed across the twelve houses.
Rashi & Nakshatra
Your Moon sign (Rashi), birth star (Nakshatra) and its pada, computed from exact birth time.
Vimshottari Dasha
Your running Mahadasha–Antardasha timeline, so you know which planetary period you are in.
Dosha checks
Mangal (Manglik), Kaal Sarp and Sade Sati indicators, explained in plain language.
Downloadable PDF
A clean, printable Kundali PDF you can keep, share with family, or hand to an astrologer.
Ready for Milan
Your saved chart flows straight into Kundali Milan when you look for a match.
From birth details to your full chart
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Enter birth details
Date, exact time and place of birth — the more precise the time, the more accurate the Lagna.
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We compute the chart
Classical Vedic calculations place every graha and derive your Rashi, Nakshatra and Dashas.
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Read, save & download
Explore the houses and Dasha timeline, then save it or download the PDF.
Understanding your Kundali
A Kundali (Janam Kundali or birth chart) is a snapshot of the sky at the exact moment and place you were born. Vedic astrology reads it to describe your personality, strengths, relationships and the timing of life events. Here is what each part of your chart means — in plain language.
Lagna (Ascendant) — your starting point
The Lagna is the zodiac sign rising on the eastern horizon at your birth. It anchors the whole chart: it sets which sign rules each of your twelve houses and colours your temperament, body and outlook. This is why the exact birth time matters — a difference of a few minutes can change the Lagna and shift the entire chart.
The Moon, Rashi & Nakshatra
In Vedic astrology the Moon matters as much as the Sun. Your Rashi (Moon sign) describes your mind and emotions, and it is the sign most people mean by "my zodiac sign" in India. Finer still is the Nakshatra — one of 27 lunar mansions the Moon occupied at birth — which shapes instinct and drives the Dasha timeline (below).
Houses & planets — the map of life
The chart has twelve houses (bhavas), each governing an area of life — self, wealth, siblings, home, children, health, marriage, and so on. The nine planets (grahas) sit across these houses; a planet colours the house it occupies and the houses it rules. A planet in a strong sign (its own, exalted or friendly) gives full results; a weak or afflicted planet gives strained ones.
Dasha — the timing of events
The Vimshottari Dasha is Vedic astrology’s timing system: a 120-year cycle that hands each planet a period (mahadasha) to deliver its results, with nested sub-periods. The planet running now — read by its house and sign in your chart — points to the current theme of life, which is why two people with similar charts can experience very different phases at the same age.
Divisional charts, yogas & doshas
Beyond the main chart (D1), divisional charts zoom into specific areas — the Navamsa (D9) for marriage and inner strength, the Dasamsa (D10) for career. Yogas are special planetary combinations with well-known effects (some lift status, wealth or wisdom); doshas flag areas that ask for care. A full report reads all of these together rather than any single factor in isolation.
Vedic astrology is a tradition of guidance and reflection, not a guarantee of events. Use your chart as a lens for self-understanding and timing — not as a substitute for your own judgement.
About Janam Kundali
- Is the Kundali really free?
- Yes — generating and viewing your Janam Kundali is completely free, and you can download the PDF.
- Why does birth time matter so much?
- The Lagna (ascendant) changes roughly every two hours, so an accurate time gives a correct house layout and Dasha balance.
- Which system do you use?
- Sidereal (Vedic) calculations with the Lahiri ayanamsa — the standard used across Indian astrology.
- What's the difference from Kundali Milan?
- This page builds one person’s birth chart. Kundali Milan compares two charts for marriage compatibility (Ashtakoot Guna Milan).