Divisional Charts (Varga) and Navamsa Calculator
A free Vedic varga calculator — your Navamsa (D9), Dasamsa (D10) and every divisional chart from D1 to D60, drawn from exact birth positions.
A divisional chart, or varga, magnifies one part of the birth chart. Each of the twelve 30-degree signs is split into n equal parts, and a planet's precise longitude is mapped through those parts into a finer chart — the Dn — that speaks to a single area of life. Jagannatha Hora builds every varga straight from astronomical positions, so the divisions are exact rather than read off a table.
The Rasi (D1) shows the whole life and body; the Navamsa (D9) is read for marriage, dharma and a planet's underlying strength; the Dasamsa (D10) for career; and finer charts such as the Shashtiamsa (D60) for the overall picture. Enter a birth date, time and place and the calculator draws each requested chart, house by house, with every planet placed.
Key divisional charts and what each governs
The classical Shodasavarga is a set of sixteen vargas; this engine computes D1 through D60 and beyond. A few of the most consulted charts and the life areas they map:
| Chart | Division | What it shows |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | D1 Rasi | The whole chart — body, life and overall circumstances |
| 9 | D9 Navamsa | Marriage, dharma and a planet's underlying strength |
| 10 | D10 Dasamsa | Career, profession and standing in the world |
| 7 | D7 Saptamsa | Children and progeny |
| 12 | D12 Dwadasamsa | Parents and ancestry |
| 30 | D30 Trimsamsa | Difficulties and their sources |
| 60 | D60 Shashtiamsa | The overall picture, weighed across sixty divisions |
| Shodasavarga | 16 vargas | |
A Dn divides each 30-degree sign into n parts, so a higher division reads a smaller, more sensitive slice of a planet's longitude.
D1 through D60
Every standard varga — Navamsa (D9), Dasamsa (D10), Saptamsa, Dwadasamsa, Trimsamsa, Shashtiamsa and the rest — on one screen.
Chart-by-chart placements
Each divisional chart drawn house by house, with every graha placed from its exact longitude.
Pick the charts you need
Select any subset of vargas — just the Navamsa and Dasamsa, or the full Shodasavarga set.
Common questions
What is a navamsa chart?
The Navamsa is the D9 divisional chart, dividing each sign into nine parts. It is read for marriage, dharma and the underlying strength of each planet.
What is a divisional (varga) chart?
A varga chart, written Dn, splits every 30-degree sign into n equal parts and maps a planet's longitude into a finer chart tied to one area of life.
What does the D10 (Dasamsa) chart show?
The Dasamsa divides each sign into ten parts and is the varga consulted for career, profession and public standing.
Do I need my exact birth time?
Yes. The higher divisions read very small slices of longitude, so an accurate birth time and place are essential for the varga charts to be correct.