
Kundli Matching
Both kundlis matched — 36 gun, Mangal and Nadi dosha, and the verdict.
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No birth time? Families match by naam akshar: the first syllable of each name gives a nakshatra, and the two are scored on all 36 gun, the same eight kootas as kundli milan.
ExampleRahul + Tanvitype two names
Each koota gets a part of the ring as big as the gun it is worth, filled as far as it scored. So the filled part of the ring is your score, and the empty part shows which koota lost it. The eight cards below run in the same order as the arcs, starting at the top and going clockwise.
Strongly in favour — the classical signs all point the same good way.
The boy’s varna is the same as or above the girl’s, which is what this koota asks for.
The same vashya: the easiest give and take.
Counted both ways, both taras are good ones.
The two yonis are mildly at odds, so some friction is possible.
What the missing 3 gun coverLess ease with physical closeness.
Full marks: the two minds meet easily.
Deva and Rakshasa: very different temperaments, and clashes are likely.
What the missing 6 gun coverTemperaments that clash at home now and then.
The two Moons are in the same rashi, a good position: all 7 gun.
Different nadis: the full 8 gun.
Each koota explained, with its full table: Varna · Vashya · Tara · Yoni · Graha Maitri · Gana · Bhakoot · Nadi · How many gun should match
Nadi comes from the Moon’s nakshatra, and the rule is simple: the two people should not have the same one. It is worth 8 gun of the 36 — more than any other koota — because it is read for health and for children.
Bhakoot is the distance between the two Moon rashis. Three of those distances — 6/8, 2/12 and 5/9 — are read as Bhakoot dosha, and they take away all 7 gun.
Mangal dosha is Mars in the 1st, 2nd, 4th, 7th, 8th or 12th house, counted from the lagna. A name gives the Moon's nakshatra and nothing about Mars or the lagna, so it cannot say. Families who know both birth times check it in kundli milan. Match the kundlis →
Each nakshatra has four padas and each pada one syllable: the naam akshar a child is named by at namkaran. The two names above are lit. A syllable two padas share, like दा, is read as the first.
Of the name the person is called by: Rahul is Ra, Shreya is She. Only the first name is read.
रा is the third pada of Chitra, which lies in Tula rashi. That is the Moon the name stands for.
The two nakshatras and rashis go through the same eight kootas as kundli milan, 36 gun in all, with Nadi and Bhakoot dosha checked.
It needs Mars and the lagna, which only a birth time gives.

Both kundlis matched — 36 gun, Mangal and Nadi dosha, and the verdict.
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It is the traditional way when a birth time is not known. Matching by birth details is better: it uses the Moon's real nakshatra. If the name was given from the naam akshar at namkaran, the two agree; many names today were not, and then the name is only a stand-in.
The name the person is known and called by (the prasiddh naam) is the one read for name matching. If the family calls someone by a pet name all the time, many pandits read that one.
English letters cannot tell त from ट or द from ड, and they are different padas: Tanvi can be ता (Swati) or टा (Purva Phalguni). The common sound is chosen first; pick the other if that is how the name is written in Hindi.
Out of 36, 18 or more is where most families start to say yes, 24 and above is good, and 28 and above very good. Nadi and Bhakoot are read alongside the total, not just the number.
It is read from where Mars sits from the lagna, and a name says nothing about either. For Mangal dosha, match by birth details.