Divisional Charts — D1 to D60 Varga Analysis

D9 Navamsha

The chart of the soul — marriage, dharma, and the true quality of planetary placements. A planet strong in D1 but weak in D9 fails to deliver its full promise.

D10 Dashamsha

Career and public life — the precise divisional lens for professional achievement, reputation, and the native's contribution to society.

D2 Hora

Wealth and earning capacity. Planets in the Sun's Hora strengthen self-earned wealth; Moon's Hora favours inherited or family resources.

D60 Shashtyamsha

The most subtle division — one of the finest indicators of past-life karma that colours the entire natal chart's results.

How many divisional charts does AstroShri compute?

AstroShri computes all 16 major vargas referenced in classical texts: D1, D2, D3, D4, D7, D9, D10, D12, D16, D20, D24, D27, D30, D40, D45, and D60. Each varga contributes to the Vimshopaka Bala (divisional dignity score) for every planet.

Which divisional chart is most important after D1?

The D9 Navamsha is universally considered the most important after D1. It reveals the soul's dharma, the quality of marriage, and — critically — whether a planet placed powerfully in D1 is "confirmed" by equal strength in D9. A D1-strong but D9-weak planet underperforms.

What is Vimshopaka Bala?

Vimshopaka Bala is the composite strength score derived from all 16 divisional charts simultaneously. Each varga is weighted (D1 gets 3.5 points, D9 gets 1.5, etc.) — the sum out of 20 gives the planet's ultimate dignity across all life domains.