Check the classical Dhana Yoga combinations in your Vedic birth chart - the lordship links between the 2nd and 11th houses (the wealth axis) and the Lagna, 5th, and 9th (the trines) that texts like Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra and Bhavartha Ratnakara describe as wealth-significations. You get the detected combinations with their classical strength factors, an honest computed base rate, and a birth-time-confidence check. No predictions, no remedies. Uses sidereal Lahiri ayanamsa, the same engine as our Kundli generator.
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Supports 1900 onwards for better calculation reliability.
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astrology| What it checks | Associations (conjunction / mutual aspect / exchange) between the 2nd/11th lords and the Lagna/5th/9th lords, plus four classical placement legs |
| Input | Date, time, and place of birth (time required - all rules are Lagna-dependent) |
| Verdict | Per-combination: present or present-but-weakened, with the exact lordship identity named |
| Base rate | About 80.66% of sampled instants carry at least one modeled combination - common, not rare |
| Honesty features | Locked v1 rule subset with a public deferred list, per-combination base rates, dignity-based strength flags, 12th-lord caveat, Lagna birth-time-confidence check |
| Engine | MIT-licensed Meeus / VSOP87 (astronomia); Lahiri ayanamsa; same association rules as our Raj Yoga calculator |
| Remedies / advice | None - no remedies, no gemstones, no financial advice, no predictions |
| Privacy / cost | 100% client-side; no data leaves the browser; free |
Dhana means wealth; in the classical scheme the 2nd house carries accumulated wealth and the 11th house carries gains, while the trines - the Lagna, 5th, and 9th, the lakshmi-sthanas - carry fortune. A Dhana Yoga forms when the lords of these houses connect: by sitting together, by aspecting each other, by exchanging signs, or by a few specific placements such as the Lagna lord standing in the 2nd. Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra devotes Chapter 41 to wealth combinations and states in it that the 9th and 5th lords - and planets joined to them - are capable of bestowing wealth; Bhavartha Ratnakara tabulates the lord-pair rules this tool implements.
It is worth stating plainly what a Dhana Yoga is not: it is not rare, it is not a prediction, and it is not a promise. Classical sources associate these combinations with wealth and make their results conditional on planetary strength and timing. This tool classifies the documented combinations honestly and stops there.
Dhana yoga definitions vary widely across sources, so v1 implements a deliberately locked, source-anchored subset and discloses everything else as deferred - nothing is silently mixed in:
Bhavartha Ratnakara’s boundary is respected by construction: a wealth lord associating with lords outside this set detects nothing here. Its loss caveat is also modeled - when a forming lord additionally rules the 12th house (loss), the tool says so.
The lordship link is what forms a Dhana Yoga. Separately, the tradition reads the strength of the forming lords, and this tool flags the three classical strength problems it models - a forming lord debilitated, combust (within its classical orb of the Sun), or placed in a dusthana (6th, 8th, or 12th). Any of these marks the combination present but weakened; the tool never says “cancelled”. Retrogression is a note only, because sources genuinely disagree on its effect, and a forming planet within 0.3 deg of a sign edge marks the reading provisional.
This is the same family-aware honesty framing as the rest of our yoga tools: presence is cheap, strength is the classical question, and neither is a prediction.
Wealth-yoga pages love to present these combinations as rare blessings. We computed the frequency instead: across 40,000 sampled India-latitude birth instants (1900 to 2099), about 80.66% carry at least one modeled combination - lordship links are simply easy to form when seven qualifying pairs and four placements all count. About 74% carry an association-type combination and 28% a placement leg; only 46.6% carry a combination with no modeled weakness, and 34.0% carry only weakened ones.
The honest takeaway mirrors our Raj Yoga finding: presence is ordinary. If a calculator congratulates you on merely having a Dhana Yoga, it is describing most charts. The interesting questions are which lords form it, how strong they are, and how confident you are in the birth time - and those are exactly what this tool reports. These figures are shares of sampled instants (city-grid-weighted, uniform clock time), not a measured share of the human population.
Dhana Yoga is the classical Vedic term for combinations that the tradition associates with earning and accumulation. The core of the classical scheme is house lordship: the 2nd house (dhana - accumulated wealth) and the 11th house (labha - gains) and their lords, linked to each other or to the trine lords (the Lagna, 5th, and 9th - the lakshmi-sthanas). Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra devotes a chapter to wealth combinations (Ch. 41), and later tabulations such as Bhavartha Ratnakara state the lordship rules this tool implements. A Dhana Yoga is a documented signification in the chart - classical sources associate it with wealth; it does not predict or promise anything.
The v1 rule set is deliberately locked to a defensible classical subset. Associations (conjunction, mutual full-sign aspect, or exchange of signs) between the lords of: 2nd + 11th, Lagna + 2nd, 2nd + 5th, 2nd + 9th, Lagna + 11th, 5th + 11th, and 9th + 11th. Placements: the Lagna lord in the 2nd or the 11th, and the 2nd or 11th lord in the Lagna. Named variants such as Lakshmi Yoga, Kubera Yoga, Moon-based combinations, and the specific planet-sets of BPHS Ch. 41 slokas 2-15 are documented as deferred, not silently mixed in.
Very many charts do - that is the honest headline. Across 40,000 sampled India-latitude birth instants, about 80.66% carry at least one of the modeled combinations, because seven qualifying lord-pairs plus four placement legs give many ways to connect the wealth houses. Only 46.6% of instants carry a combination with no modeled weakness, and 34.0% carry only weakened ones. So presence alone distinguishes very little; the strength of the forming lords is where charts differ.
No, and this tool will never tell you that. Classical sources associate these combinations with wealth-signification; they also make the results conditional on the strength of the forming planets, the rest of the chart, and dasha timing - and a signification is not a prediction. This page reports which documented combinations are present and an honest read of their classical strength factors. It offers no income predictions, no financial advice, and no remedies.
In the classical scheme, the 2nd house (accumulated wealth, family assets) and the 11th house (gains, income) are the wealth axis, and the trines - the Lagna, 5th, and 9th, called lakshmi-sthanas - connect fortune to it. The 12th house signifies loss, which is why Bhavartha Ratnakara warns about the 12th lord associating with the wealth lords; this tool surfaces that as a caveat when a forming lord also rules the 12th. These are the classical house meanings this tool models; sources differ on much beyond them.
Yes. Every rule here is built on house lordship, and the houses are counted from the Lagna (ascendant), which changes about every two hours. A different Lagna reassigns every lord, so the whole result can change. This tool measures how many clock minutes separate your birth time from the nearest Lagna-sign boundary; if you are inside the 5-minute caution window it recomputes everything under the adjacent Lagna and shows exactly which combinations would appear or vanish.
Dhana combinations sit alongside the raj-class combinations the Raj Yoga Calculator detects with the same base-rate honesty. Classical sources make wealth results conditional on timing, which is the territory of the Vimshottari Dasha Calculator. And for your full Vedic birth chart - all nine grahas, D1 and D9, doshas - see the Free Kundli Generator.
scripts/dhana-yoga-base-rate.ts and its committed output) over 40,000 sampled instants.