Uttara Ashadha · Magaram (pada 2–4) Bride, Revati Groom Porutham
How to useUttara Ashadha · Magaram (pada 2–4) (bride) and Revati (groom): Mathimam, 6 / 10. Rajju and vedhai match.
Mathimam · 6 / 10
Rajju ✓ · Vedhai ✓
5 ✓ · 2 ½ · 3 ✗
| Dinam | ✗ Doesn’t match |
| Ganam | ✓ Matches |
| Mahendram | ✓ Matches |
| Sthree deergham | ½ Partly |
| Yoni | ✓ Matches |
| Rasi | ✗ Doesn’t match |
| Rasi adhipathi | ½ Partly |
| Vasiyam | ✗ Doesn’t match |
| Rajju | ✓ Matches |
| Vedhai | ✓ Matches |
What this means
5 match fully and 2 partly. Rajju and vedhai, the two that matter most, match.
Short on: Dinam, Rasi, Vasiyam.
With rajju and vedhai clear, these are usually not taken as a bar.
- Dinam
- Day-to-day harmony and goodwill between the two.
- Ganam
- Temperament — Deva, Manushya or Rakshasa — and how well the two suit.
- Mahendram
- Children and the growth of the family.
- Sthree deergham
- The wife’s long and well life, and the family’s prosperity.
- Yoni
- Physical compatibility. Each star has an animal; enemy animals do not match.
- Rasi
- Harmony between the two families, read from the two rasis.
- Rasi adhipathi
- Whether the lords of the two rasis are friends; tied to the family line.
- Vasiyam
- Mutual attraction and affection, from the rasis that draw each other.
- Rajju
- The most important check, for a long life together. Both stars in one rajju group do not match.
- Vedhai
- A life free of affliction. Some star pairs strike each other (vedhai) and do not match.
How is this worked out?
Dinam, Mahendram, Sthree deergham: Count from the bride’s star: 7
Ganam: Bride Manushya · Groom Deva
Yoni: Bride mongoose · Groom elephant
Rasi: Groom’s rasi counted from the bride’s: 3
Rasi adhipathi: Bride Sani · Groom Guru
Vasiyam: Bride Magaram · Groom Meenam
Rajju: Bride Udharam · Groom Padham
Vedhai: No vedhai between these stars
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Questions
Can Uttara Ashadha · Magaram (pada 2–4) marry Revati?
By the 10 poruthams, it scores 6 / 10. Rajju and vedhai match.
Is it the same with the stars reversed?
Not always. The count runs from the bride’s star.