20 Minutes) = Lies in Aries Navamsha (v) Second Pada of Rohini Nakshatra (3 Deg. 20 Minutes) = Lies in Pisces Navamsha (iv) First Pada of Rohini Nakshatra (3 Deg. 20 Minutes) = Lies in Aquarius Navamsha (iii) Fourth Pada of Krittika Nakshatra (3 Deg. (ii) Third Pada of Krittika Nakshatra (3 Deg. 20 Minutes) = Lies in Capricorn Navamsha.

(i) Second Pada of Krittika Nakshatra (3 Deg. Therefore, dividing Taurus zodiac into nine equal parts each of 3 Degrees and 20 minutes, we obtain the following, We know that Taurus zodiac sign is comprised of three parts of Krittika Nakshatra, four parts of Rohini Nakshatra and the rest two parts of Mrigashira Nakshatra. Taurus zodiac sign which needs to be divided into nine equal parts. This completes the division of Aries zodiac sign into nine equal parts. 20 Minutes) = Lies in Sagittarius Navamsha 20 Minutes) = Lies in Scorpio Navamsha (ix) First Pada of Krittika Naksharta (3 Deg. 20 Minutes) = Lies in Libra Navamsha (viii) Fourth Pada of Bharini Nakshatra (3 Deg. 20 Minutes) = Lies in Virgo Navamsha (vii) Third Pada of Bharini Nakshatra (3 Deg.

20 Minutes) = Lies in Leo Navamsha (vi) Second Pada of Bharini Nakshatra (3 Deg. 20 Minutes) = Lies in Cancer Navamsha (v) First Pada of Bharini Nakshatra (3 Deg. 20 Minutes) = Lies in Gemini Navamsha (iv) Fourth Pada of Ashwini Nakshatra (3 Deg. 20 Minutes) = Lies in Taurus Navamsha (iii) Third Pada of Ashwini Nakshatra (3 Deg. (ii) Second Pada of Ashwini Nakshatra (3 Deg. (i) First Pada of Ashwini Nakshatra (3 Deg. Therefore, dividing Aries zodiac into nine equal parts each of 3 Degrees and 20 minutes, we obtain the following, As we all know each zodiac sign is comprised of nine padas of Nakshatras and each Nakshatra is composed of four padas.įor example, the Aries zodiac sign is comprised of four padas of Ashwini Nakshatra, four Padas of Bharini Nakshatra and one pada of Krittika Nakshatra which adds up to nine padas in total. Thus each equal division is of 3 Degrees and 20 minutes which in turn corresponds to one pada of a Nakshatra. While the Lagna Chart (D-1 chart) is based on the actual position of the planets, the zodiac signs (rashi) and the Nakshatra for a person born at a given time and a place of birth, the Navamsa (D-9 chart) is derived mathematically from the Lagna Chart (D-1 chart) by dividing each zodiac sign which are of 30 Degrees each in the Lagna chart (D-1 chart) into nine equal parts. The Navamsa or the D-9 is also called the luck chart, since it is the cryptic force and is an index of one’s fortunes. Navamsa is also referred to as the D-9 chart and it is used frequently in tandem with the Lagna Chart or the D-1 chart while analysing a horoscope. Navamsa is one of the most important divisional charts among the sixteen divisional charts which are also known as ‘Shodashvarga’.

Nakshatra degree chart