Pisces navamsha: D9 signs by natal degree

Which D9 sign matches a degree in Pisces?

Find the planet's sidereal degree within Pisces, then select its interval below. Include the starting degree; at an exact end boundary, move to the following interval.

How is the navamsha calculated?

Multiply the full sidereal zodiac longitude by nine and keep the remainder after dividing by 360°. The resulting 30° segment names the D9 sign. In Pisces, a position at 1° falls in Cancer; a position at 5° falls in Leo.

These are worked mapping examples, not birth charts. The Vedic chart calculator supplies Lahiri sidereal positions. Keep the natal sign and house separate from the D9 sign and house.

What can a D9 placement tell me?

Vedic readers use navamsha alongside the natal chart to consider a planet's condition. A single D9 placement cannot establish a marriage outcome or a partner's identity. The D9 ascendant is especially sensitive to birth time, so an approximate time does not support a precise house reading.

Questions about Pisces

Is every natal Pisces planet also in Pisces navamsha?

No. The exact degree selects one of nine D9 signs. Read the mapping table rather than assigning a D9 sign from the natal sign name.

Which interval owns an exact boundary?

The interval beginning at that boundary. A position at exactly 3°20′ is in the second division, not the first.

Can I use a tropical longitude in this table?

This table is for the stated sidereal convention. Use a sidereal natal longitude consistently; do not mix tropical input with a Lahiri sidereal reading.

What can I explore next?

Browse the navamsha directory, check your local panchang, or see today's sky. The calculation method explains the astronomy and its limits.

Sources and method

The tables use the lunar-angle, weekday or ninefold-division definitions described above. Astronomy Engine supplies the positions used by our calculators. Interpretations are cultural context, not guaranteed outcomes.