Uttara Kalamrita

Uttara Kalamrita is a classical Vedic astrology text attributed to Kalidasa — the South Indian astrological author of the post-16th-century period, distinct from the classical Sanskrit poet of the same name. In its nine sections (kalamritas) it is especially known for a concise, well-tabulated treatment of planetary significations (karakatvas), yogas, and the use of the divisional charts.

It is a comparatively late text that distills and arranges material from the earlier tradition; its lists of significations are among the most frequently referenced in practice.

When SahiKundli draws on Uttara Kalamrita, the relevant principle is cited with chapter and shloka, keyed to the named edition above, so a reader can trace the claim to its source rather than take it on assertion.

For SahiKundli’s broader position on classical-text citation and what it does and doesn’t claim, see How we cite.

Used on SahiKundli for: cited as the platform expands into divisional charts, yogas, and dasha analysis.