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    This document discusses how to calculate dasha and antardasha periods in Vedic astrology. It provides the mahadasha time periods for each planet ranging from 6 years for the Sun to 20 years for Venus. It then explains that antardasha is a subdivision of the mahadasha into 9 segments, running in the same order. The time period of an antardasha is calculated by multiplying the mahadasha years of two planets and dividing by the total 120 year cycle. For example, the antardasha of the Sun in Venus' mahadasha is 12 months. Pratyantar dashas are also calculated in a similar manner by multiplying antardasha and dasha years.

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    This document discusses how to calculate dasha and antardasha periods in Vedic astrology. It provides the mahadasha time periods for each planet ranging from 6 years for the Sun to 20 years for Venus. It then explains that antardasha is a subdivision of the mahadasha into 9 segments, running in the same order. The time period of an antardasha is calculated by multiplying the mahadasha years of two planets and dividing by the total 120 year cycle. For example, the antardasha of the Sun in Venus' mahadasha is 12 months. Pratyantar dashas are also calculated in a similar manner by multiplying antardasha and dasha years.

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    This document discusses how to calculate dasha and antardasha periods in Vedic astrology. It provides the mahadasha time periods for each planet ranging from 6 years for the Sun to 20 years for Venus. It then explains that antardasha is a subdivision of the mahadasha into 9 segments, running in the same order. The time period of an antardasha is calculated by multiplying the mahadasha years of two planets and dividing by the total 120 year cycle. For example, the antardasha of the Sun in Venus' mahadasha is 12 months. Pratyantar dashas are also calculated in a similar manner by multiplying antardasha and dasha years.

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    How to Calculate Dasha and Antardasha

    Astrobix |
    Antardasha is the extended period of a Mahadasha that is subdivided into into nine
    segments of Mahadasha. It is also known as ’sub-ruling-periods’. Antardasha runs in
    the same order as the Mahadashas with the same proportional length.

    Mahadasha periods of Planets


    Dasha and antardasha of planets are calculated on the basis of the years of
    mahadasha of the planet with the other planet.

    Planets Maha Dasha Time Period


    Sun or Surya Mahadasha 6 Years
    Moon or Chandra Mahadasha 10 Years
    Mars or Mangal Mahadasha 7 Years
    Mercury or Budh Maha Dasha 17 Years
    Jupiter or Guru Mahadasha 16 Years
    Venus or Shukra Mahadasha 20 Years
    Saturn or Shani Maha Dasha 19 Years
    Rahu Maha Dasha 18 Years
    Ketu Maha Dasha 7 Years
    Calculation of Dasha and Antardasha
    1.For finding out the time period of the antardasha of a planet, in the dasha of the
    same, or another planet multiply the years of dasha of the former planet with the years
    of dasha years of the latter planet. Divide the product by the total years of dasha of all
    the planets i.e 120. The product of the planets are divided by 120 years, because in the
    Vimshottari Dasha system the total number of years assigned to all planets is 120
    years.

    For example - To find Antardasha of the Sun in the Mahadasha of Venus, multiply the
    dasha of Venus with the dasha of Sun and then divide the product with 120 to get the
    result.

    Venus dasa - 20 years

    Sun dasa - 6 years

    20 x 6 = 120 = 12 months and 0 x 3 days = 12 months

    Thus the Antardasha of the Sun in Mahadasha of Venus will be 12 months or 1 year.
    2.For finding the period of Pratyantar Dasha of the same planet, or any other planet in
    the antardasha of another planet multiply the years of the antardasha with the years of
    dasha of the other planet and divide the product by the total years of Dasha years of all
    the planets. The result will represent the Pratyantar Dasha of the planet.

    3.The Antardashas of the Charadi Kendradi Dasha of the planets are calculated by
    dividing the years of dasha of the planets by 9. The first dasha belongs to the Lord of
    the dasha. Thereafter, there will be antardashas of planets, placed in Kendras,
    Panapharas and Apoklimas, respectively, according to their strength and weaknes.

    4.The Antardashas of signs are calculated dividing the years of dasha by 12.

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