Tajika Varshaphala (Annual Chart) (太阳返照年运（塔吉卡）)

Tajika Varshaphala — the Vedic ANNUAL (solar-return) horoscope, the major predictive technique for a single year of life (B.V. Raman’s ‘Varshaphal’; Neelakantha’s Tajika Neelakanthi). Each year gets its own chart cast for the Varsha Pravesh: the exact moment the transiting SIDEREAL Sun returns to its natal position, nearest the birthday. From it the engine returns the annual ascendant (Varsha Lagna), the eight grahas, the MUNTHA (a progressed point that advances one sign per completed year of life, degree carried from the natal Lagna), the SAHAMS (Tajika sensitive points — Punya/fortune, Vidya/learning, Putra/children, Vivaha/marriage, Karma/work … via A−B+C with the night reversal and the +30° whole-sign rule), and the YEAR-LORD (Varshesha): the five office-bearers are scored by Panchavargeeya Bala (Kshetra/Uccha/Hadda/Drekkana/Navamsa, total ÷ 4) and the strongest that ASPECTS the annual Lagna wins, else the Muntha lord. Lahiri sidereal; the Varsha Pravesh reproduces Raman’s own worked chart and the Uccha-bala matches his arithmetic (÷9, max 20). It also judges the TAJIKA ASPECTS (Ithasala/Ishrafa — applying vs separating, by the half-sum deeptamsa orb and the classical swiftness order) with the firm-core yogas (Kambūla the Moon's success flag, Raddā the retrograde/combust spoiler, Nakta/Yamayā/Manau the translation/collection/prohibition of light), and casts the MUDDA (annual Vimśottarī) daśā — the year divided in Vimśottarī proportion from the annual Moon's nakṣatra. Symbolic, not a validated predictor.

Cost: 7 TIAN Points per call. tRPC procedure varshaphala.chart.