TempleTM Kerala
Nakshatra 10 of 27 · Rakshasa gana

Magha nakshatra

मघा · 0°00′ – 13°20′ Leo · ruled by Ketu, presided over by Pitris.

Star map of the 27 nakshatras above a Kerala temple courtyard at night
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At a glance

Quick facts

Ruling lord Ketu Vimshottari dasha lord
Deity Pitris presiding archetype
Symbol Royal throne classical glyph
Gana Rakshasa temperament group
Yoni Rat animal symbol used in matching
Dosha Kapha Ayurvedic constitution
Zodiac Leo where the mansion falls
Degrees 0°00′ – 13°20′ Leo sidereal, Lahiri ayanamsa
Sacred tree Banyan traditional sthana-vriksha
Birth syllables Ma · Mi · Mu · Me one per pada

Regal · proud · ancestral. Values follow the classical mappings used across Kerala jyotish practice.

Padas & navamsa

The four padas

Each pada is 3°20′ and corresponds to one navamsa sign. The syllable beside the pada is the traditional starting sound for a name given to a child born in that portion.

Pada Span Navamsa sign Syllable
Pada 1 120°00′ – 123°20′ Aries Ma
Pada 2 123°20′ – 126°40′ Aries Mi
Pada 3 126°40′ – 130°00′ Taurus Mu
Pada 4 130°00′ – 133°20′ Gemini Me

A Moon beyond four padas of this mansion sits in Purva Phalguni; before it, in Ashlesha.

Temperament

The throne of the Pitris gives Magha dignity, authority and a strong sense of lineage. Natives lead naturally and value respect, tradition and reputation.

Work & career

Leadership, government, law, management, heritage and ritual.

Body & health

Heart, spine and blood pressure; humility helps release accumulated stress.

Relationships

Loyal and protective, but pride can make an apology difficult.

Traditional guidance

Remedies & practice

Honour ancestors with tarpanam and charity, and serve elders without seeking credit.

Nakshatra remedies are cultural and devotional practices. They are not a substitute for medical, financial or legal advice.

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