Yoni Kuta Compatibility

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Check Yoni Kuta Compatibility — a compatibility reading that compares the two charts or names across the traditional factors and scores the match with a clear, factor-by-factor breakdown.

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Yoni Kuta Compatibility

What this is

Yoni Kuta Compatibility is the classical horoscope-matching reading — the Ashta-Koota guna milan that scores two charts across eight kootas (36 points) before a marriage is agreed.

History & tradition

The Ashta-Koota system descends from the Muhurta and Samhita literature — the eight kootas (varna, vashya, tara, yoni, graha maitri, gana, bhakoota, nadi) encode different channels of compatibility. Northern astrologers have run this scoring for centuries; the 36-point tally became the household shorthand for a good match.

How the tradition practiced it

Traditionally both kundlis were drawn and the eight kootas compared one by one. A score above 18 was generally acceptable, 24+ good, 28+ excellent — with Nadi and Bhakoota treated as the weightiest gates.

What it covers
  • The eight kootas and their weights
  • Varna/vashya/tara/yoni/graha-maitri/gana/bhakoota/nadi explained
  • The 36-point scale and its traditional thresholds
  • Nadi dosha and bhakoota dosha flags
  • How the scoring was traditionally read
The eight kootas — 36 points and what each weighs
1 Varna — 1 point The spiritual-class match — the signs are grouped brahmin, kshatriya, vaishya, shudra by nature; the groom's class must equal or exceed the bride's.
2 Vashya — 2 points Mutual influence — the signs classed as quadruped, human, aquatic, insect... reads how readily each partner yields to the other.
3 Tara (Dina) — 3 points The birth-star count — the ninefold tara reckoned from each partner's star to the other's; it weighs day-to-day wellbeing and fortune together.
4 Yoni — 4 points The animal-sign — the instinctive and physical compatibility of the pair, scored by how the two yoni animals relate.
5 Graha Maitri — 5 points Friendship of the two moon-sign lords — the mental bond; whether the ruling planets are friends, neutral or enemies.
6 Gana — 6 points The temperament match — deva, manusha, rakshasa natures of the two stars; the disposition gate of the northern system.
7 Bhakoot — 7 points The moon-signs' mutual houses — 2-12, 5-9 and 6-8 placements flag; it weighs the emotional weather of the married life.
8 Nadi — 8 points The heaviest gate — the pulse/hereditary channel (adi, madhya, antya); same-nadi pairs flag the classical Nadi dosha unless a cancellation applies.
Deeper detail

Provide the two birth details — date, time and place — and the module computes each moon sign and nakshatra, then scores every koota against the classical table. The breakdown shows each koota's points, not just the total.

Common questions
What is a good kundli milan score?

Classically 18 of 36 is the pass mark; 24+ is considered good and 28+ excellent — with Nadi and Bhakoota carrying the most weight.

What is Nadi dosha?

The heaviest koota (8 points) — same-nadi pairs flag a dosha. The tradition offers cancellations (same rasi but different nakshatra pada) that the reading notes.

Do the eight kootas all weigh the same?

No — they run 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 points respectively, so Nadi (8) outweighs Varna (1) eight-fold.


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Marriage & Relationships
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What it asks
Your Name, Date of Birth, Time of Birth, Latitude, Longitude, Timezone, Partner Name, Date of Birth, Time of Birth, Latitude, Longitude, Timezone
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One of the astrology modules on GodOfAstro — the interactive universe built around your sky.

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How to use this module
  1. Open the module on this page.
  2. Fill both sides — the two names or the two sets of birth details.
  3. Run it — the comparison scores each traditional factor.
  4. Read the factor table: each line shows what matched and how it was weighted.
  5. The total verdict sits on top — use the breakdown, not just the score.