The teacher-planet is the one graha here on home ground — parked in the nakshatra whose name means "the root".
The offices he has actually held, in order — and, underneath, exactly what his birth chart can and cannot say about them.
A caution we would rather give you than bury: the one circulating birth time for him, 6:00am, is unrated and unsourced, and different astrology sites publish different ascendants for him, which is what an unverified time looks like from the outside. This page treats it as one unverified figure, not as data. Lesson 05 below shows the measurement.
The three things people actually search around this horoscope. Each one splits what is public record from what we compute — and where the honest answer is "we can't", it says that.
Plenty of astrology sites publish a confident Vimshottari dasha table for him, complete with start and end dates, and a named "current mahadasha".
We ran his chart at all 1,440 minutes of 5 June 1972. His first mahadasha ends somewhere between October 1972 and June 1988 — a sixteen-year spread. The mahadasha running today comes out Ketu for an early birth and Venus for a later one.
Both cannot be right. So we publish the order, which the nakshatra fixes, and stop there.
There is a whole recurring genre of articles and videos reading his chart for higher national office. It is widely discussed, and astrologers quoted in it disagree with one another.
Nothing. AxtroShastra does not publish election forecasts about any candidate or party, and no line on this page claims a birth chart explains or predicts a political outcome.
What astrologers say in public is what astrologers say. What our engine computes is planetary positions. We keep those two things clearly apart, and this is the whole of our answer.
He is a sanyasi — a monk of the Nath sampradaya, and Mahant of the Gorakhnath Math since 2014. Celibacy is part of that vow. This is public, biographical fact, stated here without comment.
Marriage-timing questions do not apply to a renunciate, so this page does not run one — no marriage window, no partner reading, no compatibility score.
And separately, a manglik verdict needs the house Mars sits in; houses need an exact birth minute; there isn't one. Two independent reasons to leave it alone. The sign-level fact, which is all the date settles: his Mars is in Gemini, a neutral placement.
Each card pairs one computed placement with a real photo of him, from a distinct public event — never a picture of the planet itself.
Before public life he took a bachelor's degree in mathematics from Hemwati Nandan Bahuguna Garhwal University.
Mercury, the graha of calculation, sits combust in Rohini.He was elected to the Lok Sabha from Gorakhpur five consecutive times, from 1998 to 2014.
A sign-level chart says nothing about election results, and neither do we.He was a member of the Uttar Pradesh Legislative Council from 2017 to 2022, and has been MLA for Gorakhpur Urban since 2022.
Public record, not chart reading.He is the longest-serving Chief Minister in Uttar Pradesh's history, in office continuously since March 2017.
Saturn — the long-haul graha — is combust here. Make of that what you like.His janam kundli, computed by our own engine from his birth date and place — not copied from any other site.
No lagna, no houses, no manglik verdict anywhere on this page. Those need an exact birth minute that nobody has published for him — and on this chart the ascendant is not merely uncertain, it sweeps all twelve signs across the day. Everything above is settled by the date alone.
Zero background needed. Read this once and you can decode the birth chart above yourself — no astrologer required.
A kundli, or janam kundli, is a snapshot of the sky from the exact spot and second someone was born — where each planet was sitting, frozen.
Vedic astrology treats that snapshot as the raw material a person was handed. Not a fate. A starting kit.
Nine of them, the navagraha. Think of them as nine departments, each running one part of a life.
| Planet | Runs | Where his is |
|---|---|---|
| ☉ Sun | ego, authority, the self | Taurus · Rohini |
| ☾ Moon | instinct, mind, mood | Aquarius · Purva Bhadrapada (78% / 94%) |
| ♂ Mars | drive, aggression, the body | Gemini · Punarvasu |
| ☿ Mercury | speech, cleverness, calculation | Taurus · Rohini (combust) |
| ♃ Jupiter | growth, judgement, dharma | Sagittarius · Mula ↑ own sign (retro) |
| ♀ Venus | charm, comfort, the arts | Gemini · Ardra (retro) |
| ♄ Saturn | patience, grind, delays | Taurus · Rohini (combust) |
| ☊ Rahu | ambition, obsession, expansion | Capricorn · Uttara Ashadha |
| ☋ Ketu | letting go, detachment | Cancer · Pushya |
Every planet has signs where it is comfortable and signs where it struggles. Same planet, different room, different output.
This is the bit most people have never heard of, and it is usually the most useful part of a chart.
Planets don't all act at once. They take turns running a life, for years at a stretch, in a fixed order that the Moon's exact position sets at birth. A planet's turn is a dasha; the full lifetime sequence is the Vimshottari dasha.
The nakshatra fixes the order. But the balance of the very first dasha — how much of it was already used up at the moment of birth — depends on exactly where inside that nakshatra the Moon sat. And the Moon covers roughly 13 degrees a day, while a nakshatra is only 13°20′ wide.
So across one single day, the Moon sweeps nearly the whole nakshatra. The order holds. Every date slides.
Nakshatras are 27 lunar mansions carving up the sky, each ruled by a planet. Whichever one the Moon occupies at birth decides which planet's mahadasha runs first.
His Moon is in Purva Bhadrapada, ruled by Jupiter — which is why the order in Lesson 04 begins with Jupiter. But there are two moving parts on his birth date, and both are worth knowing:
Here is where most celebrity astrology pages quietly cheat, and we won't.
A chart has two halves. Which sign each planet is in needs only the date, so everything above is solid. And the houses, which need the exact minute, because the rising sign changes roughly every two hours.
No verified birth time exists for him. A 6:00am figure circulates, unrated and without a documented source — and you can see the consequence from the outside: astrology sites publish different ascendants for him, which is what happens when everyone picks their own hour.
It is one of the most-searched astrology questions about almost anyone, and here it has two separate honest answers, both of which are "this doesn't apply".
First: "manglik" is a marriage-matching concept, and he is a sanyasi — a renunciate monk, Mahant of the Gorakhnath Math. Marriage-timing analysis simply isn't a question his life poses, so this page doesn't run one.
Second, and independently: manglik status depends on which house Mars occupies, houses need the birth minute, and there isn't a verified one.
There is no verified birth time. A time of 6:00am circulates on astrology sites, but it is unrated and carries no documented source, and different sites publish different ascendants for him — the outward symptom of an unconfirmed time. This page therefore publishes only what holds without one: his planetary signs, his nakshatra and his dasha order. Never houses, never a lagna, never a dasha date, never a manglik verdict.
By Vedic reckoning his Moon sign — his rashi — is Aquarius, and his Moon's nakshatra is Purva Bhadrapada. Both come with a measured caveat rather than a flat claim: across his birth date the Moon is in Purva Bhadrapada for 94.2% of the day and in Aquarius for 78.3% of it, so the later the birth, the more likely Pisces becomes. His Sun sign is Taurus, in Rohini nakshatra; Western (tropical) astrology uses a different calculation and usually calls him Gemini. Every position on this page is computed by our own engine, not copied.
This one cannot be answered honestly, and it is worth explaining why rather than dodging. The Vimshottari order is fixed by the Moon's nakshatra, so we can publish that: Jupiter → Saturn → Mercury → Ketu → Venus → Sun → Moon → Mars → Rahu. The dates are set by exactly where inside that nakshatra the Moon sat, and the Moon moves about 13° a day — nearly a whole nakshatra. We ran his chart at all 1,440 minutes of 5 June 1972: his first mahadasha ends anywhere between October 1972 and June 1988, and the mahadasha running today comes out Ketu for an early birth and Venus for a later one. Without a verified minute, naming one would be invention, not calculation.
Neither question applies here, for two independent reasons. He is a sanyasi — a monk of the Nath sampradaya and Mahant of the Gorakhnath Math since 2014 — so this page runs no marriage-timing analysis and no compatibility matching, out of respect for that. And a manglik verdict depends on which house Mars occupies, which requires an exact birth minute nobody has verified. What the birth date does settle, and all we will state: his Mars is in Gemini, in Punarvasu nakshatra, a neutral placement by sign.
Real searches from Google India around his birth chart — the pages they lead to are on their way.
His chart has one graha on home ground and no verified minute. Yours can have both — if you know the time you were born.
Photos. All nine photographs on this page are separate frames from nine separate public events, sourced and licence-verified through the Wikimedia Commons API. Hero portrait: "Dr. Abhishek Shukla MD FRCP, founder Aastha Geriatric Centre & Hospice with Honorable Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh Shri. Yogi Adityanath.jpg" by Hospiceaastha, Wikimedia Commons (CC0, public-domain dedication); the wide desktop crop is canvas-extended to the right from the photograph's own edge pixels, with no content added. Timeline card 1 carries a file photo — the Government of India's photograph of the Secretary, Ministry of Drinking Water and Sanitation, meeting the Chief Minister at Lucknow (March 2017) — because no freely-licensed photograph of him from before 2016 clears our licence and face-visibility gates; it is captioned "file photo" on the card itself. Timeline cards 2–4 and all four planet cards use Government of India photographs released under the Government Open Data Licence – India (GODL-India) via Wikimedia Commons, credited to the Press Information Bureau, the Prime Minister's Office, the President's Secretariat and the Ministry of Home Affairs: Lucknow, 19 March 2017; Lucknow, April 2018; Varanasi, September 2023; New Delhi, February 2018; Lucknow, February 2018; Rashtrapati Bhavan, January 2023; and Lucknow, May 2018. The closing band photograph is Rashtrapati Bhavan, New Delhi, by User:J.srivastava44, Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0) — the shared background used on every AxtroShastra politics page, and it contains no identifiable individual.
Method. Every placement on this page is computed with the Swiss Ephemeris using the Lahiri ayanamsa — the same engine behind every AxtroShastra report — and cross-checked at ten-minute intervals across the whole of 5 June 1972, then bisected to the exact minute at each boundary. Because his birth time is not publicly verified (Rodden rating X), we publish only what the birth date settles: planetary signs, nakshatras and padas, and the Vimshottari dasha order. We deliberately publish no dasha dates, no lagna, no houses and no manglik verdict, and we state the Moon's coverage as a percentage rather than rounding it to a claim.
About. Yogi Adityanath is the serving Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh and a religious figure, and this page is written accordingly. Every biographical statement here is a matter of public record. Nothing on this page endorses, criticises or evaluates him, his party, his office or his public work; nothing here comments on policy, legislation, law-and-order matters, litigation or any community; and nothing here forecasts any election or any political outcome for any candidate. Where public astrological commentary about him exists, we describe it as what astrologers say and keep it separate from what our engine computes. Astrological interpretation is offered for education and entertainment only — never as a statement of fact about anyone's life, and never as an explanation of, or blame for, any real event. His birth name, Ajay Mohan Singh Bisht, and his monastic name are both stated here as neutral biographical fact. No disrespect is intended to anyone named.