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Vishakha nakshatra, presided over by Indra-Agni (King of Gods + Fire — Joint rulership) — how each of the nine grahas behaves here, pada by pada.

Ashlesha nakshatra, presided over by Nagas (Serpent Deities) — how each of the nine grahas behaves here, pada by pada.

The Yogas page detects and ranks every planetary combination in a chart. This guide covers where to find it, what the six statistics mean, and the two badges that change how you read a yoga.

Anuradha nakshatra, presided over by Mitra (God of Friendship and Contracts) — how each of the nine grahas behaves here, pada by pada.

Chitra nakshatra, presided over by Vishwakarma (Divine Architect) — how each of the nine grahas behaves here, pada by pada.

Uttara Bhadrapada nakshatra, presided over by Ahir Budhnya (Serpent of the Deep, Kundalini) — how each of the nine grahas behaves here, pada by pada.

Punarvasu nakshatra, presided over by Aditi (Mother of Gods, Boundlessness) — how each of the nine grahas behaves here, pada by pada.

Purva Bhadrapada nakshatra, presided over by Aja Ekapad (One-footed Serpent God, Cosmic Lightning) — how each of the nine grahas behaves here, pada by pada.

Purva Ashadha nakshatra, presided over by Apas (Waters / Goddess of Purification) — how each of the nine grahas behaves here, pada by pada.

Mrigashira nakshatra, presided over by Soma (Moon / Nectar) — how each of the nine grahas behaves here, pada by pada.

Pushya nakshatra, presided over by Brihaspati (Jupiter, Guru of the Gods) — how each of the nine grahas behaves here, pada by pada.

Shravana nakshatra, presided over by Vishnu (The Preserver and Sustainer) — how each of the nine grahas behaves here, pada by pada.