D30 Trimsamsa Chart Calculator

Trimsamsa, the D30 chart, is the chart astrologers read for troubles, misfortune and the weak points in character. It is the one chart that is not cut into equal pieces, and its five parts are given to the five true planets in a fixed order.

This is also the chart that should be read most gently. It describes the kinds of pressure a person is likely to meet, and the traditional texts attach it to health, setbacks and moral failings. A good astrologer does not use it to frighten anyone, and a good reader tells you what to do about what the chart shows.

Read it with the D1 birth chart beside it. If you also want the marriage and strength chart, open the D9 Navamsa.

Unlike the other charts, D30 uses unequal parts. In an odd sign the five parts are 5°, 5°, 8°, 7° and 5°, owned in turn by Mars, Saturn, Jupiter, Mercury and Venus. In an even sign the order is reversed, so the parts are owned by Venus, Mercury, Jupiter, Saturn and Mars.

Your birth details go to the same astrology service that powers the free Kundli. The page reads the divisional Ascendant, each planet’s sign, house, degree and part from the response and draws them with the Kundli chart renderer.

This illustration contains invented positions to show the chart layout.

• The top diamond is the first house. The 3 in it means Gemini is the divisional Ascendant.
• Houses follow anticlockwise from there, each with the next sign number.
• Each label is a short planet name and its degree inside that sign. A star marks a retrograde planet.
• In your own D30 chart the signs and houses come from the divisional positions, so they will rarely match your D1.

The houses keep their usual meanings. What changes is which planets fall in them, and that is what makes the chart specific to troubles and misfortunes. Use the table to find the house you want, then read the planets in it.

Once the chart is drawn, work through it in this order. Each point below is a place astrologers look first for troubles and misfortunes.

• Do not read D30 as a list of misfortunes to come. It is a statement of tendency, and the dasha decides whether the tendency shows up.
• Never use it to scare a person. If a reading leaves someone anxious, it was done badly.
• Use a birth time from a certificate or hospital record, check AM and PM, and choose your town from the suggestions so the coordinates are right.
• If another website shows a different chart, compare the ayanamsa and the division rule it uses. This calculator uses the sidereal zodiac with the Lahiri ayanamsa.

The smaller the part, the faster the divisional Ascendant moves. The column on the right shows roughly how long it takes the Ascendant of each chart to change sign. The figures are averages, because the real speed varies with your latitude and the sign that is rising.

If you are not sure of your birth time, start with D1 and D9, which are the most forgiving, and ask an astrologer about rectification before you rely on D40, D45 or D60.

D30 चार्ट को त्रिशांश कहते हैं और इसे कष्ट, बाधाओं और स्वभाव की कमजोरियों के लिए देखा जाता है। इसके पांच भाग समान नहीं होते: विषम राशि में 5, 5, 8, 7 और 5 अंश, जो मंगल, शनि, गुरु, बुध और शुक्र को मिलते हैं। इसे बहुत संयम से पढ़ें और किसी को डराने के लिए इसका प्रयोग न करें।

चार्ट बनाने के लिए जन्म की तारीख, सही समय और जन्म स्थान भरें। ज्योतिष एक पारंपरिक विद्या है, इसे चिकित्सा, कानूनी या वित्तीय निर्णयों का आधार न बनाएं।