
Tithi Aṣṭottarī Daśā
Tithi Aṣṭottarī uses the birth lunar day to enter an eight-planet, 108-year cycle. Its period lengths match Aṣṭottarī, but its starting input differs. A tithi measures each 12° of Sun–Moon separation.
8 recorded mahādaśās from 1982-10-22 to 2090-10-23, 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
- 01Moon22 Oct 1982 →
22 Oct 1997 - 02Mars22 Oct 1997 →
22 Oct 2005 - 03Mercury22 Oct 2005 →
23 Oct 2022 - 04Saturn23 Oct 2022 →
22 Oct 2032 - 05Jupiter22 Oct 2032 →
23 Oct 2051 - 06Rahu23 Oct 2051 →
23 Oct 2063 - 07Venus23 Oct 2063 →
23 Oct 2084 - 08Sun23 Oct 2084 →
23 Oct 2090
Widths follow the saved duration in days. Dates are shown in UTC. Gold marks the current period.
Eight planetary periods share 108 years
The cycle gives the Sun 6 years, the Moon 15, Mars 8, Mercury 17, Saturn 10, Jupiter 19, Rāhu 12 and Venus 21. Ketu is not a period lord in this system.
Nila’s saved sequence begins with the Moon, followed by Mars and Mercury. Saturn runs from October 2022 to October 2032. The diagram sizes each bar from the recorded period duration rather than giving every planet equal space.

Keep the tithi seed distinct from the nakṣatra method
The name Aṣṭottarī identifies the 108-year allocation; the word tithi identifies the starting input. Keep both parts of the name when comparing a timeline with another chart or another program.
Use the selected system’s own periods and sub-periods throughout a reading. A date from nakṣatra Aṣṭottarī or Vimśottarī belongs to a different calculation and need not coincide with this sequence.
8 recorded antardaśās from 2022-10-23 to 2032-10-22, sized from the saved fixture durations. chart; Lahiri; the website draws recorded app output and does not calculate a new chart.
- 01Saturn23 Oct 2022 →
26 Sept 2023 - 02Jupiter26 Sept 2023 →
29 Jun 2025 - 03Rahu29 Jun 2025 →
9 Aug 2026 - 04Venus9 Aug 2026 →
19 Jul 2028 - 05Sun19 Jul 2028 →
7 Feb 2029 - 06Moon7 Feb 2029 →
30 Jun 2030 - 07Mars30 Jun 2030 →
27 Mar 2031 - 08Mercury27 Mar 2031 →
22 Oct 2032
Widths follow the saved duration in days. Dates are shown in UTC. Gold marks the current period.
The current mahādaśā contains its own smaller sequence
Mạghā’s period tree opens a mahādaśā into antardaśās and finer dated levels. In the saved Tithi Aṣṭottarī example, the smaller periods take shares of their parent in proportion to their lords’ allocated years.
The diagram opens Nila’s Saturn mahādaśā. Venus is active at the fixed reference date, with a recorded antardaśā from August 2026 to July 2028. These are sample dates, not a live reading of today’s sky.
Questions about Tithi Aṣṭottarī Daśā
How does Tithi Aṣṭottarī differ from ordinary Aṣṭottarī?
It uses the birth tithi instead of the nakṣatra-based starting input. The eight planetary year allocations still total 108.
Does Tithi Aṣṭottarī include Ketu?
No. Its eight period lords are the Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Saturn, Jupiter, Rāhu and Venus.
Why is Venus shown inside a Saturn period?
Saturn names the mahādaśā, or main period. Venus names the antardaśā within it; the two labels describe different levels of the same tree.
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This real preview selects Tithi Ashtottari for Nila Raman. The prepared sample is fixed at 12 September 2026 and shows Saturn mahādaśā with Venus antardaśā; it does not accept your birth details.
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