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Ganaanukoolya Nakshatras are classified into three categories (1) Deva Gana (2) Manushya Gana (3) Raskshasa Gana. These could be equated to Satwika Guna, Rajasika Guna & Tamasika Guna respectively. Just like Pancha Bhootas, Gunas are also very important entities that lie at the core of any creation including human beings. a living entity is made of Ahankara, Mano & budhi which defines the atma, mind and intelligence (pragna) and Pancha karmendriyas and Pancha Gjnendriyas that work on the physical level making a total of 13 factors. Hence, it is easy to understand the importance of Gana classification, that defines the character, traits, tastes, habits, thinking, intelligence, creativity etc. Whatever we would like to think today or change, there are certain factors that becomes part of our DNA which is termed as hereditary. Deva Gana: - Aswathy, Mriga, Purnarvasu, Pushya, Hasta, Swathy, Anuradha, Sravana & Revathy. Manushya Gana :- Yama, Rohini, Ardra, Purva Phalguni, Utra Phaguni, Purvashada, Utrashada, Purva badra, Utra badra Asura Gana:- Kritika, Aslesha, Magha, Chitra, Vishaka, Jyeshta, Moola, Dhanishta, Shatabhishek How are these equated? 1) If the Gana of Male & female are same =Shubha 2) Male in deva Gana & Stree in Manushya Gana=Shubha 3) Male in Manushya & Stree in Deva Gana = Ashubha 4) Male in Deva & Stree in Asura = Ati Asubha 5) Male in Manushya & Stree in Asura = Ati Ashubha 6) Male in Asura Gana & Stree in Manushya = Madhyama Multiply the longitude of Moon in both male & female by 9 and find the nakshatra of the resultant longitude. It could be considered Subha if these is anukoolya as per the above rule. This is essentially finding the navamsa sputa of moon or in other words the nakshatra of navamsa sputa. This also indicates the importance of navamsa. Similarly once could see of there is Anukoolya from Lagna longitude (lagna Nakshatra) If there is anukoolya as per the above two, the marriage could be considered even between a male in Manushya Gana & female in Asura Gana (Moon's Nakshatra Gana). This could be considered as an exception. There is one rule of exception mentioned in the above verse: that is if Stree deerga

(explained earlier) exists, A female of Asura Gana could be considered for a Male of Manushya gana. It is argumentative if this stree deergha is regarding the second set of rules (Lagna sputa nakshatras & Navamsa Sputa Nakshatra) only or normal chandra nakshatra. Yonyaanukoolya There are two methods regarding this factor. Method 1: The nakshtras are classified into two groups (1) Purusha Nakshatra, (2) Stree Nakshatra Method 2: The nakshtras are classified into three groups (1) Purusha Nakshatra, (2) Stree Nakshatra (3) Napumsaka Nakshatra. If the male is born in Purusha Nakshatra and female in stree nakshatras, this will ensure that there will be properity and status. If both are in Stree nakshatra, it is madhyama and both in purusha nakshatra adhama. If male is in purusha and female in male nakshatra, adhamaadhama (worst). 1) Male in Purusha Nakshatra & Female in Stree Nakshatra=Very good 2) Both in Stree nakshatra=Madhyama (medium good) 3) Both in Purusha Nakshatra=Adhama (Bad) 4) Male in Stree nakshatra & Female in Purusha = Adhamaadhaa.(very bad) The nakshatras are classified in the following manner Purusha Nakshatra : Aswathy, yama, pushya, aslesha, magha, utra phalguni, swati, vishakha, jyeshta, moola, purvashada, utrashada, sravana, purva badrapada Stree Nakshatras : - Kritika, Rohini, Mriga, Adra, Punarvasu, Purva phalguni, Hasta, Chitra, Anuradha, Dhanishta, Shatabhishek, Utrabadra, Revathy. in the second method, these nakshatras are classified into 3 as stated above. One more type is added as Napumsaka. Purusha Nakshatra: Aswathy, Rohini, Punarvasu, Pushya, Hastha, Anuradha, Sravana, Purva badra, Utra badra Stree Nakshatra: - Yama, Krittika, Adra, Aslesha, Madha, Purva Phalguni, Utra Phalguni, Chitra, Swathy, Vishakha, Jyeshta, Purvashada, Utrashada, Dhanishta, Revathy Napumsaka Nakshatra: - Mriga, Moola, Shatabhishek Yoni anukoolya Mothod 1 Method 2 1 Aswathy Purusha Purusha 2 Yama Purusha Stree 3 Krittika Stree Stree 4 Rohini Stree Purusha 5 Mrigasiras Stree Napumsaka

6 Ardra Stree Stree 7 Punarvasu Stree Purusha 8 Pushya Stree Purusha 9 Aslesha Purusha Stree 10 Magha Purusha Stree 11 Purva Phalguni Stree Stree 12 Utra Phalguni Purusha Stree 13 Hastha Stree Purusha 14 Chitra Stree Stree 15 Swathy Purusha Stree 16 Visakha Purusha Stree 17 Anuradha Stree Purusha 18 Keta Purusha Stree 19 Moola Purusha Napumsaka 20 Purvashada Purusha Stree 21 Utrashada Purusha Stree 22 Sravana Purusha Purusha 23 Dhanishta Stree Stree 24 Satabhishek Stree Napumsaka 25 Purva badra Purusha Purusha 26 Utrabadra Stree Purusha 27 Revathy Stree Stree How are these nakshatras equated? 1) Male in Purusha & Female in Stree=Uthama 2) Male in Purusha & Female in Napumsaka=Uthama 3) Male in Purusha & Female in Purusha=Adhama 4) Male in Stree & Female in Purusha=Adhama 5) Male in Stree & Female in Stree=Madhyama 6) Male in Stree & Female in Napumsaka=Adhama 7) Male in Napumsaka & Female in Purusha=Adhama 8) Male in Napumsaka & Female in Stree=Madhyama 9) Male in Napumsaka & Female in Napumsaka=Adhama Both methods are followed. Stree deerga: - The male nakshatra should be as far as possible from the female nakshatra. This is supposed to increase the Mangalaya of the female (deergha mangalya). when counted from the stree nakshatra, if there is a difference greater than 15 between female and male nakshatras, it is good (shubadhaH). This is stree deerga anukoolya. Here also one should look at 88th pada, 108th pada etc.

I am trying to complete the dasavidha anukoolya, which remained incomplete. Mahendra anukoolaya. Mahendra is though simple puts one into a tricky situation. If the nakshatra of female is the 4th from the Janma nakshatra of male, it is called Mahendra. If the nakshatra of female in the 7th from the janma nakshatra of male, it is called Upendra. Similarly, the 4th from Karma Nakshatra and Adhana Nakshatra is also Mahendra and 7th similarly is called Upendra. Note that both falls in the same category and the computation is from the janma nakshatra of male and not from female as per the normal practice. But this does not mean we shouldn't count from the female nakshatra. When we count from the female nakshatra, these come as 22nd and 25th nakshatras Ie: Mahendra is 25th and Upendra is 22nd. This is where the problem lies. When the Nakshatra pada of the male chart falls in the 88th pada or 108th pada from female, it spells of ati-kashta, extreme distress. The issue is suppose female is born in the 1st pada : 88th pada is the 4th pada of 22nd nakshatra (upendra) 2nd pada: 88th pada is the 1st pada of 23rd nakshatra 3nd pada: 88th pada is the 2nd pada of 23rd nakshatra 4th pada: 88th pada is the 3rd pada of 23rd nakshatra So even though the 22nd nakshatra is supposed to Upendra, one should see to it that the pada of the male nakshatra is NOT 88th pada from female Nakshatra. if the is mahendra one shall aquire, wealth and if in upendra one shall posses chidren. Praja also mean citizens. Male Karma Adhana

1 Aswathy 10 Magha 19 Moola 2 Yama 11 Purva Phalguni 20 Purvashada 3 Krittika 12 Utra Phalguni 21 Utrashada 4 Rohini 13 Hastha 22 Sravana Mahendra 5 Mrigasiras 14 Chitra 23 Dhanishta 6 Ardra 15 Swathy 24 Satabhishek 7 Punarvasu 16 Visakha 25 Purva badra Upendra 8 Pushya 17 Anuradha 26 Utrabadra 9 Aslesha 18 Jeshta 27 Revathy The above is the table of Mahendra and Upendra Nakshatra. Yonyanukoolya The 12 signs of rashi chakra are divided into 4 yonis. Pakshi: Makara(uttarardha-2nd half) & Meena Sarisripa: Karkata & Vrischika Pashu: Mesha, Vrishabha, Simha, Maraka(poorvardha-1st half) Manushya: Mithuna, Kanya, Thula, Dhanu, Kumbha 1) If the male & female group are same=Uttama 2) One is Pashu & other Manushya=Madhyama 3) PashuVs Sarisripa=Adhama 4) Pashu Vs Pakshi=Adhama 5) Manushya Vs Pakshi=Adhamaadhama 6) Manushya Vs Sarisripa=Adhamaadhama