When a Boy Marries a Kuja Dosha Girl

Kuja dosha in the girl's chart means her Mars occupies the 1st, 2nd, 4th, 7th, 8th, or 12th from her lagna. Matchers often repeat the test from her Moon and from her Venus. The boy's chart is a second document. If his Mars falls in those same houses from his own lagna, both are Manglik and the usual matching objection is dropped. If his Mars does not, the dosha is one-sided.

One-sided does not mean the wedding is forbidden by the planets. It means the traditional screen has raised a hand. The marriage itself is still the 7th house and the 7th lord of each lagna.

Older matching talk feared harm to the partner. A house placement of Mars does not state a medical or mortal result, and this page will not pretend it does. Mars in the 7th describes heat, frankness, or conflict in the marriage house. Mars in the 8th describes intensity and sudden turns. Mars in its own signs, Aries or Scorpio, or exalted in Capricorn, is the dignity matchers treat as softer, and the planet is still in that house.

Jupiter aspects the 5th, 7th, and 9th from its seat. If Jupiter aspects her Mars from one of those distances, the heat has a benefic witness. That is a chart fact. It is not a ceremony that relocates Mars.

Count the same Kuja houses in her Navamsa. Mars Manglik in the birth chart and not in the D9 is a lighter case than Mars Manglik in both. His 7th lord and her 7th lord, and Venus in his chart because Venus signifies the wife, belong in the same conversation. A boy with a broken 7th lord is not protected by the girl's lack of dosha, and a girl with Kuja dosha is not condemned by his lack of it.

Decide from both lagnas, both Moons if you use that reference, and both D9 charts. The proverb is a shorter document than the match.