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Jaimini Raja Yoga

The catalogue attributes four Jaimini Raja Yoga formulations to K. N. Rao. They include kāraka conditions, Moon–Venus relationships and aspects. Their traditional theme is elevated standing, but their formation rules remain distinct.

North IndianCounted from the Moon

South IndianSigns in fixed positions

Moon and Venus in Taurus

Schematic D1 example. Mo = Moon · Ve = Venus

How Jaimini Raja Yoga forms

One formulation places the ninth lord and Atmakaraka in the first, fifth or seventh houses, with benefic aspects to each. The engine tests their allowed positions separately; it does not require them to share one sign.

Another examines benefic and malefic placements from the ascendant or Atmakaraka. A third uses a Moon–Venus conjunction or Venus's aspect to the Moon. A fourth concerns the Moon receiving aspects from several planets. The engine documents its operational choices for the qualitative wording.

The example illustrates the third formulation: the Moon and Venus together in Taurus. Both chart styles show the conjunction. This example does not claim to demonstrate the separate Atmakaraka or ninth-lord conditions.

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Recognition and standing

The shared traditional description associates these formulations with success, recognition and status. It gives a broad result theme, not a detailed prediction of position or career.

The page therefore explains that theme without adding professions, income levels or timelines that the source does not supply.

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The formulation behind the name

A karaka-based match and a Moon–Venus match can appear under the same family name while depending on different evidence. Preserving the distinction makes the reading intelligible.

Where the source is qualitative, the app uses documented conventions. Reproducible calculation is useful, but it is not a claim that every school applies the same definition.

Traditional interpretations are not guaranteed outcomes; consider the whole birth chart.