Nakshatra
Vishakha Nakshatra
Vishakha is ruled by Jupiter and its symbol is a triumphal archway. It belongs to the Rakshasa (intense) gana, Antya (Kapha) nadi, and Tiger yoni. The Gana, Nadi, and Yoni kootas of Guna Milan rest directly on these.
- Ruling planet
- Jupiter
- Gana
- Rakshasa (intense)
- Nadi
- Antya (Kapha)
- Yoni
- Tiger
- Symbol
- a triumphal archway
- Deity
- Indra-Agni
Padas, degrees & syllables
| Pada | Degrees | Syllable |
|---|---|---|
| Pada 1 | 200° – 203°20' | Ti ती |
| Pada 2 | 203°20' – 206°40' | Tu तू |
| Pada 3 | 206°40' – 210° | Te ते |
| Pada 4 | 210° – 213°20' | To तो |
Yoni Koota
Vishakha belongs to the Tiger yoni. The Yoni koota (max 4 points) in Guna Milan assesses physical and instinctive compatibility between two individuals.
The mortal-enemy pairing for Tiger is Cow. This pair scores 0 in the Yoni koota.
Other nakshatras with Tiger yoni:
What this gana means for matching
Rakshasa (intense) · Deva (divine): A Deva-Rakshasa pairing is traditionally flagged as gana dosha, worth checking closely in a full kundli match.
Rakshasa (intense) · Manushya (human): This pairing is generally considered workable in the Gana koota, without a major red flag.
FAQ
Which planet rules Vishakha nakshatra? +
Vishakha nakshatra is ruled by Jupiter.
Which gana and nadi does Vishakha nakshatra belong to? +
Vishakha belongs to the Rakshasa (intense) gana and Antya (Kapha) nadi. The Gana and Nadi kootas of Guna Milan rest directly on these.
What is the symbol and deity of Vishakha nakshatra? +
Vishakha's symbol is a triumphal archway and its presiding deity is Indra-Agni.
What is the yoni of Vishakha nakshatra? +
Vishakha's yoni is Tiger. Its mortal-enemy yoni pairing in Yoni koota is Cow.
What are the baby name syllables for Vishakha nakshatra? +
The starting syllables for Vishakha's four padas are: Pada 1: Ti, Pada 2: Tu, Pada 3: Te, Pada 4: To.
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