Why trust it

Every line cites its source.

An accurate kundli app is one you can check: Shadbala against Raman, Ashtakavarga against BPHS, every varga against the tables, and Swiss Ephemeris underneath.

For practitioners: BPHS (Bṛhat Parāśara Horā Śāstra), B. V. Raman, Jagannatha Hora, Swiss Ephemeris, Lahiri. For everyone else: the numbers can be trusted because someone can reproduce them.

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AyanāṃśaLahiri (Citrapakṣa) · 24°16′44″
EphemerisSwiss Ephemeris · DE431 / DE441
Time zoneAsia/Calcutta · +05:30, in force on that date
Coordinates17°23′07″N · 78°28′23″E
House systemWhole sign · Rāśi as bhāva

Moon in the 4th from Lagna · Bṛhat Parāśara Horā Śāstra, ch. 24

The same working, exported: every reading in the app names the datum, the engine and the text it came from.

Checked against the classics

  • Aṣṭakavarga — the seven BAV totals match Parāśara's exactly (Sun 48, Moon 49, Mars 39, Mercury 54, Jupiter 56, Venus 52, Saturn 39), with SAV and both śodhana reductions.
  • Ṣaḍbala — the six-fold strength, certified against B. V. Raman's worked examples and cross-checked against Jagannatha Hora, agreeing to about an arcminute.
  • Vargas — every sign-boundary and aṃśa cell of all sixteen divisional charts, Navamsa (D-9) through D-60, walked against the BPHS tables.
  • Swiss Ephemeris positions, read sidereal with the Lahiri ayanāṃśa. Where a text and the software follow different conventions, the difference is documented, and this computation follows the śloka.
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