Compare two ordered birth profiles
Select or enter both people's known birth dates, times and places, then choose a review start and end date. This study retains the same ordered calculation roles as the matching workflow. The result presents two separate Vimshottari transition timelines under a declared Savana-360 reference; it does not silently use the year convention of another Dasha tool.
Read close pairs with their review-window labels
The comparison uses an inclusive 180-day transition-gap threshold. Returned pairs carry a label stating whether both transitions, one transition or neither transition falls inside the selected review interval. The displayed count specifically identifies pairs with both transitions inside. Review dates use UTC civil-day boundaries, and partial or outside-timeline coverage remains explicit.
Keep the study separate from a marriage decision
The report does not add to or subtract from the 36-point Guna Milan score and does not issue a marriage verdict. An empty list means that no returned transitions met this declared comparison threshold; it is not an all-clear for a relationship. Signed-in generation saves both profiles, the review settings and the calculated study together for reopening.
How to use this calculator
- Check the prefilled birth details or select your own saved family profile.
- Enter a known birth time and select the correct birthplace. Complete any additional report settings.
- Generate the report. When signed in, your profile and the result save to your account automatically.
Frequently asked questions
Does Dasha Sandhi change my Kundli matching score?
No. This separate transition study leaves the Ashtakoota score unchanged and does not issue a marriage verdict.
Why can a close pair appear outside my review dates?
The supported result retains close pairs across the returned timelines and labels each pair's relationship to the selected review window. The count of pairs with both transitions inside is shown separately.
Why might its Dasha dates differ from another tool?
This study explicitly uses a Savana year of 360 days with its own preserved timeline convention. Compare methods and year lengths before treating different date sequences as interchangeable.
