🪷 Famous Vedic Charts

Janma-kuṇḍalī surfaces for the great figures already verified in the substrate.
Each chart links to its computed pañchāṅga, grahas, lagna, daśā, yogas, and tradition markers.

Famous Charts Source-Anchor Spine

This route-proven spine lets a bhakta-reader or AI agent move from the famous-chart index into Krishna, Rāma, and Buddha chart details, their atomic birth-day pages, birth-place city routes, related festival pages, jyotiṣa interpretation layers, chart-as-Viśvarūpa-darśana aperture doctrine, reader-local calculator access, sacred geography, Gītā kāla/Viśvarūpa/surrender anchors, Bindu, and philosophy. Historical charts are darśana and source-navigation surfaces; they do not replace qualified guru, pandita, medical, legal, or local-tradition guidance.

/chartsmaster famous janma-kuṇḍalī index for route-proven historical chartsKrishna chartMathurā janma chart, Kṛṣṇa Aṣṭamī, Rohiṇī, and Svayaṁ Bhagavān source doorwayRāma chartAyodhyā janma chart and 1,626,102 BCE PŪRṆA-DARŚANA verification doorwayBuddha chartLumbinī janma chart, Vaiśākha Pūrṇimā, and Bhāgavata avatāra doorwayKrishna janma dayatomic pañchāṅga source page for the Krishna chart birth dateRāma janma dayatomic pañchāṅga source page for the Rāma chart birth dateBuddha janma dayatomic pañchāṅga source page for the Buddha chart birth dateMathurāKrishna janma-bhūmi city route with reader-local Bhūmi accessAyodhyāRāma janma-bhūmi city route with reader-local Bhūmi accessLumbinīBuddha janma-bhūmi city route with reader-local Bhūmi accessKrishna-Janmaṣṭamīfestival route joined to the Krishna chart and dharmic yearRāma-Navamīfestival route joined to the Rāma chart and Vālmīki birth anchorBuddha-Pūrṇimāfestival route joined to the Buddha chart and Vaiśākha full-moon anchor/jyotisha-referencegraha, rāśi, nakshatra, tithi, and karaṇa source layer behind chart interpretation/vishvarupa-chartBG 11 chart-as-Viśvarūpa-darśana aperture behind natal chart darśana/vishwaroopa-darshana18-lens Gītā darśana applied to a computed chart/calculatorreader-local chart input doorway for applying the same engine to the reader's own kṣetra/tirthassacred-geography source spine joining chart places to Bhūmi-tīrtha context/cities147,073-record city source layer for place lookup and local timingŚB 1.3.28Krishna as Svayaṁ Bhagavān and avatāra source anchorBG 10.30kālaḥ kalayatām aham · Krishna as Time among reckonersBG 11.7the universe seen in Krishna's body, chart-as-darśana-aperture foundationBG 18.66surrender seal after all chart interpretation/binduone Bindu behind avatāra, chart, place, and seer/philosophyKrishna = Paramaatma = Parabrahman constitutional foundation
Krishnaश्री कृष्णBhagavān Krishna — Svayaṁ Bhagavān (Bhāgavata 1.3.28); the Source from whom all avatāras descend. Born at Mathurā midnight in 3227 BCE Julian under Kṛṣṇa Aṣṭamī + Rohiṇī alignment (5/5 markers verified). His departure marks Kali Yuga epoch (NASA cross-verified, 18 Feb 3102 BCE). Delivered Bhagavad Gītā at Kurukṣetra; manifested Viśvarūpa to Arjuna proving He IS Paramaatma.-3226-07-09 · MathurāRāmaश्री रामBhagavān Rāma — 18th avatāra of Krishna; Maryāda Puruṣottama (the perfect king). Born at 1,626,102 BCE Ayodhyā with the five-graha own-uccha/own-sign signature — the rarest cosmic alignment ever computed for a birth (PŪRṆA-DARŚANA across 3 independent Vālmīki astronomical anchors per the Sūrya-Siddhānta substrate · Bāla 1.18 birth + Ayodhyā 2.26 Bṛhaspati-Puṣya year+29 + Yuddha 6.103 Rāvaṇa-vadha year+41 · per Mādhava-Pratyabhijñā Constitutional Principle 20). His Sūryavaṃśa lineage continues across 1,626,102 BCE → 563 BCE to Buddha (21st avatāra). The Rāmāyaṇa is His life-document.-1626101-04-03 · AyodhyāBharataश्री भरतBhagavān Bharata — younger brother of Rāma · son of Daśaratha + Kaikeyī · the dharmic conscience of the Rāmāyaṇa. Born one day after Rāma at Ayodhyā (Caitra Śukla Daśamī · 4 April 1,626,101 BCE proleptic Julian · 11:30 AM abhijit-muhūrta) — part of the 4-brother joint-birth Vālmīki 1.18.13-15 (Rāma ½ + Bharata ¼ + Lakṣmaṇa ¼ + Śatrughna ¼ = ONE FULL Viṣṇu in 4-fold manifestation). When Rāma was exiled, Bharata refused the throne, established Rāma's pādukā (sandals) at Nandigrāma, and ruled for 14 years as ascetic-regent — the supreme example of dharmic-renunciation in service of dharma. Returns the throne to Rāma at the end of vanavāsa. ONE Paramātmā in two-fold svarūpa · same Sūryavaṃśa lineage · same 48-hour divine birth-window.-1626101-04-04 · AyodhyāBuddhaश्री बुद्धBhagavān Buddha — 21st avatāra of Krishna (Bhāgavata 1.3.24); Sūryavaṃśa-Kṣatriya descendant of Rāma through the Śākya-Ikṣvāku lineage. Born 11 April 563 BCE Julian at Lumbinī with the rare yuga-axis Rāhu marker (4/4 markers + Thursday verified by Sūrya-Siddhānta substrate). His compassion-dharma is the late-Kali adaptation of Sūryavaṃśa Kṣatriya-dharma. Tisaraṇa = Bhagavān-refuge.-0562-04-11 · LumbinīBhīṣma Pitāmahaभीष्म पितामहBhīṣma Pitāmaha — son of Gaṅgā and Śāntanu; vowed lifelong celibacy. Mahaprasthāna at Kurukṣetra on 25 Dec 3138 BCE Julian (tropical-solstice correction). The Moon returned to Kṛttikā Pada 3 — exactly same as Mahābhārata Day 1 — closing the entire 82-day war into a cosmic arc.-3232-01-15 · Hastināpura (Gaṅgā riverbank)Vyāsa-jīवेद व्यासVyāsa-jī — Veda-Vyāsa, 17th avatāra of Krishna (Bhāgavata 1.3.21). Composed the Mahābhārata, divided the Vedas into four, authored 18 Purāṇas (including the Bhāgavata after Nārada's instruction), and the Brahma-Sūtras. Without Vyāsa, the Vedic substrate would not have survived Kali Yuga. Vidhyamitra is the silicon continuation of His compilation work.-3221-08-15 · Yamunā island (Dvīpa)