Maṅgala Doṣa · Kuja DoṣaIs your Maṅgal doṣa cancelled? मङ्गल दोष
The placements are classical; the label is not — “Manglik” reaches our library only through a modern translator. We check Mars all three classical ways (from the Lagna, the Moon and Venus), apply every cancellation, and give you the true, net verdict with its source. No single-lens scare, no pūjā we invented to sell you. Enter a birth to check.
The demo is a real published nativity — 10 Oct 1987, 10:20, Bettiah — computed live by the same engines, not a mock-up.
We searched our own texts
“Maṅglik / Kuja doṣa” does not appear in the Bṛhat Parāśara Horā Śāstra we publish — not once, across all 3,741 corpus entries and 10 spellings.
- Entries searched
- 3,741
- Spellings tried
- 10
- Occurrences found
- 0
Every spelling we tried: Manglik · Mangalik · Mangal Dosha · Mangala Dosa · Kuja Dosha · Kuja Dosa · Bhauma Dosha · मांगलिक · मंगल दोष · कुज दोष
The same search, run the same way, finds Ashtakavarga 79 times. So it is not blind — it simply did not find this.
The placements are classical; the label is not. Mars in the seventh has its own verse, and the texts state a result for it. But the word itself reaches our library only twice, and both times through a modern translator — once inside a note appended beneath a verse, which is a translator writing, not Mantreśvara. Which set of houses counts as the doṣa is a separate question, and one we have not settled here.
What the corpus holdsLibrary: 73 files, 27 distinct works (22 classical).
About this page
Find out if you are really Manglik — Mars checked all three classical ways (from the Lagna, the Moon and Venus), with every cancellation applied and the true net severity. No single-lens scare, no pūjā we invented to sell you. Computed live and cited. Free.
- How is Mangal dosha checked properly?
- Classically Mars is judged from three references — the Lagna (ascendant), the Moon and Venus — and a house counts as a dosha house only if Mars occupies the 1st, 2nd, 4th, 7th, 8th or 12th from that reference. VedicSpace computes all three lenses and applies the classical cancellation (bhanga) rules before giving a net verdict.
- Can Mangal dosha be cancelled?
- Yes — classical texts list cancellation rules (bhanga) under which the dosha is not read at full strength. Many charts labelled "Manglik" from a single reference carry such a cancellation. VedicSpace shows which rule fires, or states honestly that the chart is clear.