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Kundli matching, or guna milan, traditionally compares two birth charts across eight kootas: Varna, Vashya, Tara, Yoni, Graha Maitri, Gana, Bhakoot and Nadi. Together they add up to 36 gunas.

Name numerology converts the letters of your name into numbers using a fixed letter-value table, adds them, and reduces the total to a root number from 1 to 9. Each root number is linked to a planet and describes tendencies in character, work and relationships.

Chaldean numerology assigns values 1 to 8 to letters based on sound vibration and is the system most Indian numerologists use for name correction. Pythagorean numerology assigns 1 to 9 in alphabetical order and is common in the West. KismatAstro shows both.

You can see the 36 guna score and each koota's reading before considering a written report. A more detailed report is priced at ₹149.

For guna milan from names, enter two names. A real birth chart needs a date, time and place of birth. Name numerology uses a name alone.

Name matching uses a traditional syllable-to-nakshatra table when birth details are unknown. A name does not confirm the actual birth nakshatra. With both birth dates, times and places, a full chart-based comparison uses more information.