Ashtakavarga
Computes the Ashtakavarga system for a given birth chart. What is Ashtakavarga? Ashtakavarga is a Vedic system that assigns benefic points (bindus) to each house based on the positions of the 7 classical planets and the Lagna (ascendant). It is used to assess the relative strength of each house and to time events through transit analysis — a planet transiting a house with more bindus produces better results. What this endpoint returns: - bhinna — Bhinna Ashtakavarga (BAV): the raw contribution table for each planet and the Lagna. Each entry maps Sanskrit sign name (Mesha…Meena) to bindus in that sign. - bhinna_after_trikona — BAV after Trikona Shodana (triangular reduction). Points in trinal houses are equalised. Per-planet objects keyed by sign name. - bhinna_after_ekadhipatya — BAV after both Trikona and Ekadhipatya Shodana (lordship reduction). The most refined per-planet table, keyed by sign name. - sarva — Sarva Ashtakavarga (SAV): the raw sum across all 7 planets. Object keyed by sign name; 28+ bindus in a sign is considered strong. - sarva_reduced — SAV computed from the fully reduced planet tables. More accurate for transit timing. Keyed by sign name. - after_trikona / after_ekadhipatya — SAV-level reductions for backward compatibility, keyed by sign name. How to use bindus for transit timing: When a planet transits a house in its own Bhinna chart, the number of bindus in that house indicates how favourable the transit will be. 8 bindus is maximum, 0 is minimum. In the SAV, 30+ bindus in a house indicates strong positive results during transits through that house. Ayanamsa: All positions are sidereal. Default is Lahiri. Returns Bhinna Ashtakavarga (BAV) and Sarva Ashtakavarga (SAV) scores for all planets and houses.