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Jyeshtha nakshatra
Jyeshtha is the 18th of the 27 nakshatras, ruled by Mercury, and falls in Vrischika. The first half of this page is computed from the sky as it loaded; the second half is the classical reference.
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Which planets are in Jyeshtha today
No planet is in Jyeshtha as this page loaded.
When the slow planets next reach Jyeshtha
| Planet | Enters |
|---|---|
| Jupiter | 12 December 2030 |
| Saturn | 21 February 2045 |
| Rahu | 11 January 2030 |
| Ketu | 30 April 2039 |
A retrograde re-entry counts as an entry. Rahu and Ketu move backwards, so they enter from the far edge.
The four padas of Jyeshtha
Jyeshtha spans Scorpio 16°40′ to Scorpio 30°00′. Each quarter falls in a different navamsa sign, which is what the D9 chart reads.
| Pada | Span | Navamsa |
|---|---|---|
| Pada 1 | Scorpio 16°40′ to Scorpio 20°00′ | Sagittarius |
| Pada 2 | Scorpio 20°00′ to Scorpio 23°20′ | Capricorn |
| Pada 3 | Scorpio 23°20′ to Scorpio 26°40′ | Aquarius |
| Pada 4 | Scorpio 26°40′ to Scorpio 30°00′ | Pisces |
Jyeshtha in guna milan
The other Aadi nadi nakshatras are Ashwini, Ardra, Punarvasu, Uttara Phalguni, Hasta, Mula, Shatabhisha, Purva Bhadrapada.
| Koota | Jyeshtha | What it costs |
|---|---|---|
| Gana | Rakshasa | Up to 6 points, by the other person's gana |
| Nadi | Aadi | All 8 points lost if both Moons share this nadi |
| Yoni | Deer | 0 of 4 against the Dog yoni |
The lord of Jyeshtha and its dasha
Jyeshtha is ruled by Mercury. A Moon in Jyeshtha at birth begins life in a Mercury mahadasha, which runs 17 years in full, shortened by however much of Jyeshtha the Moon had already crossed.
What Jyeshtha signifies: the eldest; seniority, protection, hidden resentment.
Knowing Jyeshtha is the start. Where it sits in your chart is the reading.
Everything on this page is true for everyone born with a planet in Jyeshtha, which is a very large number of people. Which planet you have there, which house it falls in, and when its dasha runs are what make it yours, and that needs your birth minute.
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Questions
Which planet rules Jyeshtha?
Mercury, in the Vimshottari scheme, which is why a Moon in Jyeshtha starts life in a Mercury dasha.
What is the gana of Jyeshtha?
Rakshasa. In guna milan the gana koota is worth up to six points.
Is the Moon in Jyeshtha today?
The Moon is not in Jyeshtha right now. It is in Krittika. It next enters Jyeshtha on 11 November 2026, 11:38 am IST.
How this is calculated
Positions come from Skyfield and the JPL DE440s ephemeris, with our own Lahiri ayanamsa referred to the mean equinox of date. Every planet agrees with Swiss Ephemeris to under one arcsecond, and the lunar node to under a tenth of one. We publish that because nobody else in this market publishes theirs.
- Skyfield. The astronomy library that computes every position on this site.
- JPL planetary ephemerides. NASA JPL's ephemeris export page. The DE440s kernel we load is the source of every raw planetary position.
- Capitaine, Wallace and Chapront (2003), IAU 2006 precession. The precession expressions our Lahiri ayanamsa is carried forward with from its J2000 anchor.
- Positional Astronomy Centre, Kolkata. The India Meteorological Department office that publishes the Rashtriya Panchang, which defines the Lahiri ayanamsa.
- Swiss Ephemeris. The reference implementation we test against: under one arcsecond on every planet. It is used only in our test suite, never on this site.
. The calculation is live; this date is when the writing on this page was last reviewed.