Variation 1
UNCOMMON- Condition
- For day birth: Moon is located in own Navamsha or that of bosom friend, and aspected by Jupiter.
- Results
- The person is very wealthy.
- How common
- Uncommon: about 1 in 41 charts (2.4%)
Dhanadhana Yoga
Dhanadhana Yoga is a combination described in classical Vedic astrology. The texts give 2 versions of it, each formed differently. It involves the Moon, Jupiter and Venus.
Moon · Jupiter · Venus
Uncommon2.8%
At least one of its 2 versions appears in about 1 in 35 charts.From 30,000 birth charts calculated for random dates from 1940 to 2025 at places around the world, using the same rules as our Yoga finder.
2 versions
Variation 2
RARE- Condition
- For night birth: Moon is located in own Navamsha or that of bosom friend, and aspected by Venus.
- Results
- The person is very wealthy.
- How common
- Rare: about 1 in 240 charts (0.42%)
Terms used on this page
- Own sign (Swakshetra)
- A sign ruled by the planet itself, such as Mars in Aries or Scorpio. A planet here is comfortable and strong.
- Friend's and enemy's signs
- Planets have natural friendships and enmities. A planet in a sign ruled by a friend is supported; in an enemy's sign it is uneasy.
- Aspect (Drishti)
- A planet's glance on another house. Every planet aspects the 7th house from itself; Mars also the 4th and 8th, Jupiter the 5th and 9th, Saturn the 3rd and 10th.
- Navamsha (D9)
- The ninth-division chart. Each sign is split into nine parts of 3°20′; the Navamsha shows the deeper strength of each planet and is key for marriage.
- Day and night birth
- A day birth is between sunrise and sunset. The Vedic weekday also begins at sunrise, not midnight.
Fig. 1How it forms