Tajik Varshfal Calculator - Annual Kundli & Ithasala Yogas
Frequently asked questions about Tajik Varshfal
How is this different from the Varshaphala calculator?
Both tools look at your yearly birthday chart, but with a different focus. The Varshaphala calculator shows detailed scores and timing cycles like Panchavargiya Bala, Saham points, and Mudda dashas. This page draws your annual Kundli, shows Tajika yogas like Ithasala, and explains all twelve houses for your year. The Muntha point and the year ruler, Varshesh, work the same way on both pages.
What is Ithasala, and does a missing Ithasala mean a barren year?
An Ithasala happens when a faster planet moves toward a slower planet within their shared deeptamsa range, showing a connection that is building up. If your chart has no Ithasala, that is completely normal, as house rulers, the Muntha, and the Varshesh still guide your year. Easarapha is the opposite pattern, where the planets are moving apart.
Does Tajik Varshfal replace my natal Kundli or Mahadasha?
No, an annual chart cannot replace your birth chart. Tajika rules say the yearly chart only highlights tendencies already shown in your birth Kundli and cannot cancel your active Mahadasha. You can view your main birth chart on Kundli Maker and your timing periods on the Vimshottari Dasha page.
Why do I need an exact birth time?
An exact birth time matters because the Varsha Lagna, or year ascendant, can shift into the next sign in just a few minutes. That shift changes the houses, where the Muntha sits from Lagna, and how planets connect in your yearly chart. If your birth time is only an estimate, focus mainly on the Moon and the Varshesh.
How is this different from Tithi Pravesha or How will be My Year?
Tithi Pravesha calculates your lunar birthday based on the angle between the Sun and Moon. How will be My Year tracks your calendar year month by month using your birth dasha and transits instead of a solar-return Kundli. This page gives your Tajika annual chart, while the Muntha locator tracks only the Muntha point.
What are Ikkabala and Induvara?
Ikkabala happens when all seven planets sit in the same type of house - all kendra, all panaphara, or all apoklima houses - so your year's energy focuses in one area. Induvara is the usual pattern where planets are spread across different house types. Neither pattern makes your year good or bad; they just show how focused or spread out the planetary energy is.
About Tajik Varshfal (yearly chart)
Tajik Varshfal is your yearly chart in Indian astrology. It is cast for your Varsha Pravesh, which is the exact moment the Sun returns to the same position it held when you were born. From this Kundli, you can see your annual chart, find your Muntha and Varshesh (yearly lord), check Tajika yogas like Ithasala, Easarapha, Nakta, and Yamaya, and read all twelve houses for your year.
This chart uses the same timing as the Varshaphala calculator, which holds deeper details like full Panchavargiya strength, Tajika Saham points, Mudda Vimshottari, and Mudda Yogini. This page gives you the chart and yoga reading for your year. These yearly trends work alongside your birth Kundli and main Mahadasha rather than replacing them. You can also check the Muntha locator, view a lunar-year chart with Tithi Pravesha, or see a month-by-month outline in How will be My Year.
Enter your exact birth time and select your birth city from the list. Even a shift of a few minutes can change your Varsha Lagna for the year. You can look ahead at future years in the Varshaphal for Life report. To understand why a year might feel different from your overall Mahadasha, read the Varshaphala and Muntha guide. These pages are reviewed by Astro Arpita Nath.
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