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Trimshamsha Chart Calculator — D30 Varga Kundali

Generate your D30 Trimshamsha chart free — D1 vs D30 comparison with health & challenges analysis.

"Planetary strength is incomplete without the Sodash Varga — the Trimshamsha unlocks health & challenges."

— Brihat Parasara Hora Shastra

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The Trimshamsha (D30) divides each rashi into 30 parts, providing deep insight into health & challenges. This divisional chart goes beyond your birth chart (D1) to reveal the finer details of this specific area of life.

Enter your birth details below to generate your D1 and D30 charts side-by-side. Compare planet dignities and analyze health & challenges indicators.

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Enter birth details for D1 vs D30 comparison with health & challenges analysis.

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What is the Trimshamsha (D30) Chart?

The Trimshamsha divides each sign into five unequal parts that together make up its 30 degrees: in odd signs 5°, 5°, 8°, 7° and 5°, ruled in turn by Mars, Saturn, Jupiter, Mercury and Venus, with the order reversed in even signs. It reveals the specific types of misfortunes, diseases, and hardships you are prone to. Unlike other divisional charts, D30 gives its parts only to the five tara grahas and none to the Sun or Moon, making its calculation unique among vargas.
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Saturn, Mars & Rahu in D30 — Nature of Hardships

Each malefic planet in D30 triggers a different type of adversity. Saturn creates chronic, slow-building challenges — prolonged illness, financial constraints, career stagnation, and loneliness. Mars brings acute crises — accidents, surgeries, sudden conflicts, and fevers. Rahu generates confusion, misdiagnosis, unusual diseases, and deception-related problems. When any of these malefics are debilitated in D30, the corresponding hardship intensifies. When they are dignified, the person develops resilience — the hardship exists but becomes a growth catalyst rather than a destructive force.
Saturn afflicted in D30
Chronic illness, joint problems, depression, financial scarcity
Mars afflicted in D30
Accident-prone, surgical procedures, blood disorders, sudden conflicts
Rahu afflicted in D30
Misdiagnosis, unusual illnesses, poison/toxin exposure, deception
Benefics strong in D30
Resilience, recovery ability, divine protection during crises
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A Responsible Note on D30 Interpretation

D30 is not a chart of doom. Every chart has challenges — D30 simply identifies your specific vulnerability areas so you can prepare, not panic. A challenging D30 with strong D1 and D9 charts means the person has the resources to overcome adversity. Think of D30 as a medical check-up — it identifies risk factors, not certainties. Use it for awareness and proactive remedial measures, never for fear-based predictions. Any remedy named on this page is shared for educational purposes only.

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Trimshamsha (D30) Chart — Frequently Asked Questions

Q.What does the Trimshamsha chart show?

D30 reveals vulnerability to misfortunes, diseases, and hardships. It identifies which types of adversities you are prone to and during which planetary periods they are likely to manifest.

Q.Is D30 always negative?

No. A strong D30 with benefics in key positions indicates resilience and the ability to overcome challenges. It shows both vulnerabilities and the strength to handle them.

Q.How accurate is D30 for birth time?

In the Parashari system the D30 divides each sign into five unequal parts of 5° to 8°, so the D30 ascendant stays in one part for about 20 to 32 minutes. That makes it relatively stable for birth time, though an ascendant close to a division boundary can still move with a few minutes.

Note: This page draws from classical Jyotish texts (Brihat Parasara Hora Shastra). For personalised divisional chart interpretation, consult a qualified Jyotish practitioner.