Yogini Dasha
Computes Yogini Dasha periods for a given birth chart. What is Yogini Dasha? Yogini Dasha is a Nakshatra-based dasha system using 8 Yoginis, each ruled by a planet. The total cycle is 36 years. It is considered highly accurate for timing events in the near term and is widely used alongside Vimshottari. Timeline: the opening Yogini runs from birth for its balance, then three full 36-year cycles follow (past age 108). The first row carries dasha_start_date (when the full period began, before birth) and balance_years; its antardashas are the tail of the full period. Antardashas: each lasts MD years × AD Yogini years / 36, starting from the Mahadasha's own Yogini (the published proportional rule). The 8 Yoginis and their durations: - Mangala (Moon) — 1 year - Pingala (Sun) — 2 years - Dhanya (Jupiter) — 3 years - Bhramari (Mars) — 4 years - Bhadrika (Mercury) — 5 years - Ulka (Saturn) — 6 years - Siddha (Venus) — 7 years - Sankata (Rahu) — 8 years Starting Yogini is determined by the Moon's Nakshatra at birth. Levels: - levels: 1 — returns Maha Dasha periods only - levels: 2 — returns Maha Dasha with Antar Dasha sub-periods (default) Date format: All dates are returned in DD/MM/YYYY format. Ayanamsa: Default is Lahiri; the request's ayanamsa is applied.
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timezone would give. Use it when the birth record states the offset, or for historical local times the IANA database cannot represent.