Lagna Chart: The Lagna Chart basically signifies the position of various celestial bodies at the time of the birth of an individual. The sign that was rising in the East at the birth time, is the sign that will be in the first house. Every sign is assigned a two-hour time slot during which it will rise in the East. Therefore, the Lagna Chart depicts the various signs in the different houses at the time the individual enters this world.

Chandra Kundli: As the name suggests, the Chandra (moon) Kundli is a chart prepared based on the position of the Moon in one of the 12 houses. The Chandra Kundli is the first chart taken into consideration to accurately decipher the strength of the house and planet. Prediction of achievements of individuals, mapping an individual's character traits, and even being able to guess day to day activities are all done by looking at the Chandra Kundli. Weekly and daily predictions are done through the Chandra Kundli, which is compared with the Ascendant Kundli and Sun Kundli. For individuals born after sunset, this Kundli is considered to be stronger than the ascendant chart. On average, the moon changes its sign every two-and-a-half days and any horoscope analysis will be incomplete without consideration of the Moon chart.

Navamsa: The Navamsa is a divisional chart that bears great importance in Vedic Astrology. Also known as the D9 chart (every sign is divided into nine parts), Navamsa is an independent divisional chart. Nava means nine and Amsa is division, hence the literal translation of Navamsa is the ninth division of a sign. Positions of the planets are viewed by way of the Lagna Chart and then their strength is ascertained by looking at their strength in Navamsa. If a planet is exalted in the Rasi Chart and debilitated in Navamsa then it loses much of its strength. The same can work vice versa as well. Navamsa is primarily used in matters pertaining to marriage, destiny, and finding minute details of an individual's life.

Chalit Chart: The Chalit Chart is a complex chart that shows the house positions of various planets. In Vedic Astrology, houses (Grahas/Sthans) present in the horoscope begin 15 degrees before the Ascendant and end 15 degrees after it. This is how it works with the remaining 11 houses too. Owing to this, a situation may arise when a part of a sign falls in one house and another part of it in a different house. In simple terms, the house is defined as the arc surrounding the Ascendant. An example will help people understand the system better; if the Ascendant is 22 degrees Aries, then the first house starts from seven degrees Aries and extends till seven degrees of Taurus. Further, if Ketu is in five degrees Taurus, in the Rasi Chart it will fall in the second house since that is what Taurus occupies. But things are different with the Chalit Chart, wherein, it will occupy the first house considering space extends till seven degrees of Taurus. The complexity of the Chalit Chart is evident going by the aforementioned example and reading of this chart requires a certain amount of expertise and experience.

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