A Vedic birth chart (Kundli or Janam patri) is a map of the sky at the moment you were born, drawn in the sidereal zodiac. Once you know what the Lagna, the twelve houses, the nine planets and your Nakshatra stand for, your own chart stops being cryptic. Generate your chart below and read this guide against it.
This page explains the general rules — your answer lives in your own chart
Nothing here is a prediction about you. Generate your free Kundli with the form on this page, then open your report for the personalised reading — your Lagna, planet placements, Life Timeline and the exact Dasha you are in — and ask your own question there.
Vedic astrology uses the sidereal zodiac (fixed stars) and Nakshatras, and times events through Dasha periods. Western astrology uses the tropical zodiac. Your Sun sign can differ between the two.
The D1 or Rashi chart, drawn from your ascendant. It is the base chart; divisional charts like D9 and D10 refine specific areas.
The ascendant moves roughly one degree every four minutes, so a wrong time rotates all twelve houses and changes the reading.
Neither — they are two drawings of the same data. Use whichever you read more easily.