Trimsamsa
D30 Chart — Trimsamsa
Thirtieth divisional chart—Trimsamsa wheel and graha table from your birth chart.
- HarmonicD30Trimsamsa / evils varga.
- Styles2North or South wheel.
- Unequal parts5Parashari five-fold split per sign.
Trimsamsa is the thirtieth division, used cautiously for misfortune, disease tone, moral trials and hidden character faults—not for fear, but for remedial context. Parashari D30 uses unequal arcs within each sign (5°/5°/8°/7°/5° ruled by Mars, Saturn, Jupiter, Mercury, Venus in odd signs, reversed in even). When birth time is known, view D30 lagna, graha table and North or South chart style; unknown time hides the whole division.
What you get
Everything the result shows
- 01
D30 chart
North/South wheel when time known.
- 02
Graha table
D1 vs D30 signs and dignity.
- 03
Life area
Misfortune and trial themes.
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Time warning
Hidden when birth time unknown.
How it works
Three steps to your answer
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Enter birth details
Accurate birth time for the lagna.
06:30 - 2
Load D30
Instant Trimsamsa block.
D30 lagna - 3
Context
Read with remedies, not fear.
D1 6th/8th
FAQ
Trimsamsa questions
Why read D30?
Classical texts use Trimsamsa for evils, resilience tests and subtle faults—pair with remedies and stronger vargas, not standalone doom.
How is D30 divided?
Unequal five-part scheme per sign in Parashari tables—odd and even signs reverse the planetary rulers using the standard rule set.
Do I need birth time?
Yes. D30 lagna and houses need an accurate clock; unknown time hides this division on our tools.
How does D30 relate to D1?
Check whether malefics gain strength in D30, how lords of 6th/8th/12th behave, and whether D1 promises are tested in D30 during relevant dasha.
Is D30 the same as Shadbala’s varga list?
Vimśopaka bala weights D30 among saptavarga dignities; this page shows the full D30 chart wheel and table, not the bala score alone.
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