Kundli Match — Ashtakoota Gun Milan
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What is Ashtakoota Gun Milan?
Gun Milan (गुण मिलन) is the classical Vedic compatibility system used in north Indian Jyotish for matching two potential partners before marriage. It scores eight separate kootas (compatibility dimensions), each weighted differently, summing to 36 points.
The 8 Kootas
- Varna (1 pt) — Spiritual rank — ego compatibility
- Vasya (2 pts) — Mutual attraction and influence
- Tara (3 pts) — Health and destiny harmony
- Yoni (4 pts) — Physical / sexual compatibility
- Graha Maitri (5 pts) — Mental + intellectual rapport via rashi-lord friendship
- Gana (6 pts) — Temperament — Deva, Manushya, or Rakshasa
- Bhakoot (7 pts) — Family, prosperity, emotional flow
- Nadi (8 pts) — Health and genetic compatibility (most consequential)
How to read the verdict
- 25+ / 36 — Excellent
- 21–24 / 36 — Very Good
- 18–20 / 36 — Good
- 14–17 / 36 — Average (review carefully)
- < 14 / 36 — Not Recommended
Important: Gun Milan is one input, not a verdict
Classical Jyotish never relies on Gun Milan alone. The full compatibility picture also weighs Mangal Dosha, the 7th house in both charts, the Navamsha (D-9) match, and the Dasha alignments at probable marriage dates. A high score with a 7th-house affliction is still a yellow flag; a moderate score with strong D-9 support can be a green light. Treat the 36 as a useful baseline, not a decree.
Some communities also discount Bhakoot dosha if Graha Maitri scores high, and Nadi dosha if both partners share the same nakshatra (different padas). If you want the full classical analysis with dosha cancellation rules, sign up for the deeper compatibility report.