Tārā Daśā
Tārā Daśā uses nine planetary lords and a 120-year allocation. Mạghā offers the Parāśara ordering under Experimental. Other Tārā methods exist in the literature, but the app does not provide a switch between every method.
9 recorded mahādaśās from 1993-07-17 to 2113-07-19, sized from the saved fixture durations. chart; Lahiri; the website draws recorded app output and does not calculate a new chart.
Birth marker · 14 Oct 1994
- 01Rahu17 Jul 1993 →
17 Jul 2011 - 02Jupiter17 Jul 2011 →
18 Jul 2027 - 03Saturn18 Jul 2027 →
17 Jul 2046 - 04Mercury17 Jul 2046 →
18 Jul 2063 - 05Ketu18 Jul 2063 →
18 Jul 2070 - 06Venus18 Jul 2070 →
18 Jul 2090 - 07Sun18 Jul 2090 →
17 Jul 2096 - 08Moon17 Jul 2096 →
19 Jul 2106 - 09Mars19 Jul 2106 →
19 Jul 2113
Widths follow the saved duration in days. Dates are shown in UTC. Gold marks the current period.
The Parāśara ordering shares 120 years among nine lords
In this ordering, Venus has 20 years, the Sun 6, the Moon 10, Mars 7, Rāhu 18, Jupiter 16, Saturn 19, Mercury 17 and Ketu 7. The sequence then returns to Venus.
Nila’s saved cycle opens with Rāhu before birth, in July 1993. Jupiter follows in July 2011 and continues to July 2027. The highlighted bar marks Jupiter at the sample’s fixed reference date, 12 September 2026.
Mạghā offers one ordering within an experimental feature
Tārā remains an experimental choice in Mạghā. Its Parāśara ordering is a specific offered method, so preserve that method name when comparing a result with a book, teacher or another program.
The period labels and dates provide a sequence to study alongside the birth chart. They are not a guarantee of events or an assertion that every method called Tārā uses the same starting convention.
9 recorded antardaśās from 2011-07-17 to 2027-07-18, sized from the saved fixture durations. chart; Lahiri; the website draws recorded app output and does not calculate a new chart.
- 01Jupiter17 Jul 2011 →
4 Sept 2013 - 02Saturn4 Sept 2013 →
17 Mar 2016 - 03Mercury17 Mar 2016 →
23 Jun 2018 - 04Ketu23 Jun 2018 →
30 May 2019 - 05Venus30 May 2019 →
28 Jan 2022 - 06Sun28 Jan 2022 →
16 Nov 2022 - 07Moon16 Nov 2022 →
17 Mar 2024 - 08Mars17 Mar 2024 →
21 Feb 2025 - 09Rahu21 Feb 2025 →
18 Jul 2027
Widths follow the saved duration in days. Dates are shown in UTC. Gold marks the current period.
Jupiter’s main period opens into a smaller planetary cycle
The saved Jupiter mahādaśā contains nine antardaśās. Their bar widths follow the recorded durations, so a lord with more allocated years receives a larger share.
Rāhu is the active antardaśā on 12 September 2026. Its saved interval runs from February 2025 to July 2027, ending with the Jupiter mahādaśā. The sample clock remains fixed even when you visit on another day.
Questions about Tārā Daśā
Which Tārā method does Mạghā offer?
The Parāśara ordering. Several methods appear in the source material, but the app does not expose a selector for all of them.
Why is Tārā under Experimental?
That is its current feature classification in Mạghā. Keep the offered method and settings in view when studying or comparing its results.
Is Tārā the same as Tārā Lagna Daśā?
No. They are separate choices in Mạghā. This page describes the planetary Tārā system, not the Tārā Lagna system.
Open Tārā Daśā on your chart in Mạghā
This real preview selects Tara for Nila Raman. The prepared sample is fixed at 12 September 2026 and shows Jupiter mahādaśā with Rahu antardaśā; it does not accept your birth details.
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