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Ashtakoota Guna Milan Calculator

Enter two birth records to calculate each sidereal Moon rashi, nakshatra, pada, and eight traditional koota scores. A manual Moon-placement mode remains available for known chart data.

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The calculation runs in this browser and does not upload or retain either record. Person A is the groom column and Person B the bride row in the source table; these are historical table labels, and directional rows can change when the records are reversed.

Choose the input method Calculate Moon placements from birth records Enter known Moon placements manually advanced fallback

Person A · groom column

Birth dateRecorded local birth timeHistorical UTC offset, hours eastBirth latitude, north positive optional for the MoonBirth longitude, east positive optional for the Moon

The example coordinates and offset are for Delhi. Replace them with the recorded birth details. Both coordinates may be left blank because the geocentric Moon uses the birth instant; the historical UTC offset is still required.

Person B · bride row

Birth dateRecorded local birth timeHistorical UTC offset, hours eastBirth latitude, north positive optional for the MoonBirth longitude, east positive optional for the Moon

The example coordinates and offset are for Delhi. Replace them with the recorded birth details. Both coordinates may be left blank because the geocentric Moon uses the birth instant; the historical UTC offset is still required.

Birth-record mode uses the site’s approximate Lahiri sidereal calculation and reports the derived Moon rashi, nakshatra, pada, exact sign degree, and degree category before the scoring table.

Read the table as a method, not a verdict

Ashtakoota, also called Guna Milan or Kundali matching, totals eight traditional scores out of 36. The result is a breakdown of a historical symbolic convention. It does not measure a person’s worth, predict a relationship, or replace conversation and mutual consent. See the full method and source tables →

Why a different website may show another total

The point weights are widely shared, but published tables differ for several cells. This tool consistently follows the Saravali/Maitreya reference for all point grids and uses Drik Panchang’s documented Sagittarius split, which the Saravali summary omits. We do not apply unlisted dosha cancellations or a Manglik calculation. A wrong recorded time or UTC offset can change the derived Moon near a boundary, and another ayanamsha or ephemeris can give a different placement.