Interactive Guide to Vedic Matchmaking

The Celestial Blueprint of Union

An Interactive Guide to Vedic Matchmaking (Ashta Koota Milan)

Guna Milan Calculator

♂️ Groom Details

Janma Rashi (Moon Sign)

Janma Nakshatra (Birth Star)

♀️ Bride Details

Janma Rashi (Moon Sign)

Janma Nakshatra (Birth Star)

Compatibility Analysis

Score Breakdown

Koota (Aspect)	Score	Finding

Calculation Details

Koota Importance

The eight Kootas are not weighted equally. Nadi, Bhakoot, and Gana are the most critical for a stable and happy union, accounting for over half the total score. This chart visualizes their relative significance.

Exploring the Eight Pillars of Compatibility

Beyond the Score: A Holistic View

Mangal Dosha (Kuja Dosha)

Beyond the 36 Gunas, the placement of Mars (Mangal) is a critical factor. If Mars is in the 1st, 2nd, 4th, 7th, 8th, or 12th house of a birth chart, it creates Mangal Dosha. This condition can infuse a relationship with aggression and conflict. The most common remedy is for a "Manglik" individual to marry another Manglik, as their similar fiery energies can neutralize the malefic effects.

The Navamsa (D9) Chart

A truly expert analysis never relies solely on the Guna score. Astrologers examine the Navamsa (D9) chart, which is the divisional chart for marriage and destiny. It reveals the ultimate strength and promise of the relationship. A high Guna score can be misleading if the Navamsa chart is weak, while a strong Navamsa can often provide the karmic strength to overcome a low Guna score. It is the final arbiter of marital potential.

The Role of Dasha (Planetary Periods)

Timing is everything in Vedic astrology. A couple might have a good Guna score but choose to marry during a challenging Dasha (planetary period) for one or both partners. For example, marrying during the start of a Sade Sati (Saturn's 7.5-year transit over the natal Moon) or a difficult Rahu/Ketu period can introduce immense stress and obstacles, leading to poor decisions and conflict that might not have occurred otherwise. A compatible Dasha sequence for both partners post-marriage is a significant factor for a smooth journey.

Astrology as a Guide, Not a Verdict

The Ashta Koota Milan is a profound diagnostic tool, not an unchangeable verdict of fate. It illuminates areas of natural harmony and potential friction. A successful marriage ultimately depends on the couple's commitment, communication, and love. Vedic astrology provides the celestial map, but the journey is navigated by the free will of the two souls who choose to undertake it together.