The strongest wealth indication is Jupiter ruling both the 2nd house of accumulated resources and the 11th house of income, while occupying its own 11th-house sign in moolatrikona dignity. This supports earnings, asset accumulation, and gains through networks or institutions.

Jupiter joins ascendant lord Saturn in the 11th house, explicitly forming Dhana Yogas that connect personal effort and life direction with income and accumulation.

Yogakaraka Venus is strong in its own sign in the 9th house and conjoins 5th-lord Mercury, creating a Raja Yoga. This supports fortune, education, judgment, advisory ability, and opportunities that can indirectly produce prosperity.

The 10th lord Mars and ascendant lord Saturn mutually aspect one another, linking profession and personal agency; the chart identifies this as a Raja Yoga, suggesting that sustained action can translate into status and gains.

The exalted Moon in the 4th house can support material security, property-related comfort, and a stable resource base, although it is also the 6th lord and may connect such matters with work, obligations, or liabilities.

The 11th house is afflicted by the aspects of Mars and Rahu. This can make income ambitious or irregular and may bring competition, volatility, or excessive risk-taking into financial decisions.

The 2nd house receives the Sun's aspect while its lord is strong. This does not cancel the wealth promise, but it can introduce pride, authority conflicts, or sharp family and financial decisions that require restraint.

Saturn rules both the ascendant and the 12th house and sits in the 11th. This can produce gains through persistence, large organizations, foreign links, or long time horizons, while also tying income to recurring expenditure or delayed gratification.

Mars occupies the 5th house in enemy dignity, so speculation and high-risk investments are less consistently supported than wealth built through disciplined work, knowledge, and networks.

No wealth-specific divisional chart such as D2 Hora is provided.

No current financial circumstances, assets, debts, occupation, or investment behavior are supplied; therefore the synthesis describes natal potential rather than actual net worth.

No target date or financial event is specified, so dasha and transit timing is not assessed.

Explanation: The chart is fundamentally supportive for wealth because the combined 2nd-and-11th lord Jupiter is exceptionally well placed in the 11th and joins the ascendant lord, producing explicit Dhana Yogas. Strong Venus and Mercury in the 9th add fortune, judgment, education, and opportunity, while the career–ascendant lord relationship can convert sustained effort into gains. The promise is moderated rather than negated by Mars and Rahu influencing the 11th, the 12th lord's participation in the income house, and a less stable speculative signature. Overall, the chart favors gradual, structured accumulation through profession, expertise, institutions, and networks more than effortless windfalls or aggressive speculation.

The strongest wealth indication is Jupiter ruling both the 2nd house of accumulated resources and the 11th house of income, while occupying its own 11th-house sign in moolatrikona dignity. This supports earnings, asset accumulation, and gains through networks or institutions.

Jupiter joins ascendant lord Saturn in the 11th house, explicitly forming Dhana Yogas that connect personal effort and life direction with income and accumulation.

Yogakaraka Venus is strong in its own sign in the 9th house and conjoins 5th-lord Mercury, creating a Raja Yoga. This supports fortune, education, judgment, advisory ability, and opportunities that can indirectly produce prosperity.

The 10th lord Mars and ascendant lord Saturn mutually aspect one another, linking profession and personal agency; the chart identifies this as a Raja Yoga, suggesting that sustained action can translate into status and gains.

The exalted Moon in the 4th house can support material security, property-related comfort, and a stable resource base, although it is also the 6th lord and may connect such matters with work, obligations, or liabilities.

The 11th house is afflicted by the aspects of Mars and Rahu. This can make income ambitious or irregular and may bring competition, volatility, or excessive risk-taking into financial decisions.

The 2nd house receives the Sun's aspect while its lord is strong. This does not cancel the wealth promise, but it can introduce pride, authority conflicts, or sharp family and financial decisions that require restraint.

Saturn rules both the ascendant and the 12th house and sits in the 11th. This can produce gains through persistence, large organizations, foreign links, or long time horizons, while also tying income to recurring expenditure or delayed gratification.

Mars occupies the 5th house in enemy dignity, so speculation and high-risk investments are less consistently supported than wealth built through disciplined work, knowledge, and networks.

No wealth-specific divisional chart such as D2 Hora is provided.

No current financial circumstances, assets, debts, occupation, or investment behavior are supplied; therefore the synthesis describes natal potential rather than actual net worth.

No target date or financial event is specified, so dasha and transit timing is not assessed.

Explanation: The chart is fundamentally supportive for wealth because the combined 2nd-and-11th lord Jupiter is exceptionally well placed in the 11th and joins the ascendant lord, producing explicit Dhana Yogas. Strong Venus and Mercury in the 9th add fortune, judgment, education, and opportunity, while the career–ascendant lord relationship can convert sustained effort into gains. The promise is moderated rather than negated by Mars and Rahu influencing the 11th, the 12th lord's participation in the income house, and a less stable speculative signature. Overall, the chart favors gradual, structured accumulation through profession, expertise, institutions, and networks more than effortless windfalls or aggressive speculation.


The strongest wealth indicator is Jupiter ruling both the 2nd house of accumulated resources and the 11th house of income, while occupying the 11th in Sagittarius with moolatrikona dignity. This supports earning capacity, gains, and wealth accumulation through networks or large organizations.

Jupiter joins ascendant lord Saturn in the 11th, explicitly forming dhana yogas that connect personal effort and life direction with income and accumulated wealth.

The 9th house is unusually strong: its lord Venus occupies its own sign there and conjoins Mercury, producing both a conjunction-based raja yoga and Venus's single-lordship raja yoga. This can support prosperity through education, counsel, commerce, intellectual work, institutions, travel, or fortunate opportunities.

The exalted Moon in the 4th supports material security and assets associated with home, property, vehicles, or education, although the chart alone does not guarantee gains from any particular asset class.

Career can contribute substantially to wealth because 10th lord Mars participates in a mutual-aspect raja yoga with ascendant lord Saturn, and the D10 places Mars in its own sign in the 10th house.

Income may not be entirely smooth: the 11th house and its occupants receive aspects from Mars and Rahu, introducing volatility, competitiveness, ambitious risk-taking, or periodic disruptions around gains and networks.

Saturn's conjunction with Jupiter in the 11th can favor durable gains through patience and sustained effort, but may also delay fulfillment or make income dependent on long-term structures and responsibilities.

Because Saturn rules the 12th as well as the ascendant and is placed in the 11th, gains may be accompanied by significant expenditure, foreign or institutional commitments, or periodic diversion of income toward obligations.

The 2nd house receives the Sun's aspect from the 8th, linking savings and family resources with transformation or sudden financial developments; this favors caution around concentrated exposure and irregular obligations.

Mars, the career lord, occupies the 5th in enemy dignity. This may encourage entrepreneurial or speculative initiative, but it also warns against impulsive speculation as a primary wealth strategy.

No D2 Hora chart is provided for additional confirmation of wealth strength and accumulation patterns.

No Ashtakavarga, shadbala, or other quantified strength measures are provided.

No specific date or financial event was requested, so dasha and transit timing has not been used.

Explanation: The chart is wealth-supportive overall. Its central signature is the strong 2nd-and-11th lord Jupiter in moolatrikona dignity in the 11th, joined by ascendant lord Saturn and recognized by the supplied chart as forming dhana yogas. Strong 9th-house Venus and Mercury, an exalted Moon, and career reinforcement in the D10 broaden the routes through which prosperity may develop. The main qualifications are Mars and Rahu influencing the 11th, the 12th lord's connection with gains, the Sun's influence on the 2nd from the 8th, and a potentially speculative Mars in the 5th. These factors suggest meaningful earning and accumulation potential, but with delays, obligations, expenditure, and occasional volatility requiring disciplined financial management rather than promising uniformly easy gains.

The strongest wealth indicator is Jupiter ruling both the 2nd house of accumulated resources and the 11th house of income, while occupying the 11th in Sagittarius with moolatrikona dignity. This supports earning capacity, gains, and wealth accumulation through networks or large organizations.

Jupiter joins ascendant lord Saturn in the 11th, explicitly forming dhana yogas that connect personal effort and life direction with income and accumulated wealth.

The 9th house is unusually strong: its lord Venus occupies its own sign there and conjoins Mercury, producing both a conjunction-based raja yoga and Venus's single-lordship raja yoga. This can support prosperity through education, counsel, commerce, intellectual work, institutions, travel, or fortunate opportunities.

The exalted Moon in the 4th supports material security and assets associated with home, property, vehicles, or education, although the chart alone does not guarantee gains from any particular asset class.

Career can contribute substantially to wealth because 10th lord Mars participates in a mutual-aspect raja yoga with ascendant lord Saturn, and the D10 places Mars in its own sign in the 10th house.

Income may not be entirely smooth: the 11th house and its occupants receive aspects from Mars and Rahu, introducing volatility, competitiveness, ambitious risk-taking, or periodic disruptions around gains and networks.

Saturn's conjunction with Jupiter in the 11th can favor durable gains through patience and sustained effort, but may also delay fulfillment or make income dependent on long-term structures and responsibilities.

Because Saturn rules the 12th as well as the ascendant and is placed in the 11th, gains may be accompanied by significant expenditure, foreign or institutional commitments, or periodic diversion of income toward obligations.

The 2nd house receives the Sun's aspect from the 8th, linking savings and family resources with transformation or sudden financial developments; this favors caution around concentrated exposure and irregular obligations.

Mars, the career lord, occupies the 5th in enemy dignity. This may encourage entrepreneurial or speculative initiative, but it also warns against impulsive speculation as a primary wealth strategy.

No D2 Hora chart is provided for additional confirmation of wealth strength and accumulation patterns.

No Ashtakavarga, shadbala, or other quantified strength measures are provided.

No specific date or financial event was requested, so dasha and transit timing has not been used.

Explanation: The chart is wealth-supportive overall. Its central signature is the strong 2nd-and-11th lord Jupiter in moolatrikona dignity in the 11th, joined by ascendant lord Saturn and recognized by the supplied chart as forming dhana yogas. Strong 9th-house Venus and Mercury, an exalted Moon, and career reinforcement in the D10 broaden the routes through which prosperity may develop. The main qualifications are Mars and Rahu influencing the 11th, the 12th lord's connection with gains, the Sun's influence on the 2nd from the 8th, and a potentially speculative Mars in the 5th. These factors suggest meaningful earning and accumulation potential, but with delays, obligations, expenditure, and occasional volatility requiring disciplined financial management rather than promising uniformly easy gains.


The chart places the second-house lord, Venus, in the second house rather than the first, so the stated rule does not apply.

Its required premise is absent: the second lord is placed in house 2, not house 1.

Its required placement is absent, and an astrological placement would not by itself guarantee wealth.

Its required premise is absent: the second lord is not in the first house.

Explanation: Option D is applicable because none of A-C is established by the supplied chart: Venus, the second lord, is recorded in the second house. Accordingly, no supportive or challenging wealth polarity from the stated first-house rule can be assigned.

The chart places the second-house lord, Venus, in the second house rather than the first, so the stated rule does not apply.

Its required premise is absent: the second lord is placed in house 2, not house 1.

Its required placement is absent, and an astrological placement would not by itself guarantee wealth.

Its required premise is absent: the second lord is not in the first house.

Explanation: Option D is applicable because none of A-C is established by the supplied chart: Venus, the second lord, is recorded in the second house. Accordingly, no supportive or challenging wealth polarity from the stated first-house rule can be assigned.


The primary wealth axis is strong: the 2nd and 11th lord Jupiter occupies its own 11th house in moolatrikona dignity, supporting income, accumulation, and gains through networks.

Jupiter's conjunction with lagna lord Saturn in the 11th forms stated dhana yogas connecting self and sustained effort with both accumulated wealth and income.

Lagna lord Saturn in the 11th links personal development and long-term effort directly to gains; Saturn can favor gradual, durable results rather than effortless or immediate wealth.

Yogakaraka Venus is in its own sign in the 9th and forms two stated raja yogas, strengthening fortune, assets, education, counsel, and opportunity as indirect wealth supports.

The 5th lord Mercury joins Venus in the 9th, connecting intelligence, planning, and creativity with fortune; this is constructive for knowledge-based wealth, although it does not by itself guarantee speculative success.

Career can feed gains because 10th lord Mars aspects the 11th and participates in a raja yoga with lagna lord Saturn.

Career execution has some volatility: Mars is in enemy dignity in the 5th, and its aspect to the 11th may produce competitive, uneven, or risk-sensitive income patterns.

Rahu also aspects the 11th, adding ambition and potential for unconventional gains but increasing appetite, instability, or overextension around income and networks.

The 2nd house is empty but structurally well supported by its powerful lord Jupiter; the Sun's aspect can tie resources to authority or family pride while also creating occasional pressure around speech or financial control.

The D10 reinforces earning capacity through action and status: Mars occupies its own sign in the 10th, while the Sun is in the 11th; however, Jupiter in the D10 12th suggests that professional gains may coexist with institutional, foreign, charitable, or overhead expenditure.

The 12th lord Saturn placed in the 11th connects expenditure with income and networks, so gains may be accompanied by recurring obligations or reinvestment rather than remaining fully liquid.

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Explanation: The dominant signal is favorable: both principal wealth houses are ruled by a strong Jupiter placed in its own 11th house, where it joins lagna lord Saturn and forms explicit dhana yogas. Strong 9th-house Venus and Mercury, plus career-to-gains links, broaden the sources of prosperity. The main counterweights are Mars and Rahu influencing the 11th, the 12th lord's connection to gains, and mixed expenditure indications in D10. Thus the chart supports meaningful wealth-building potential, especially through sustained work, knowledge, institutions, and networks, but with variability, ambition-driven risk, and obligations requiring disciplined management rather than implying guaranteed riches.

The primary wealth axis is strong: the 2nd and 11th lord Jupiter occupies its own 11th house in moolatrikona dignity, supporting income, accumulation, and gains through networks.

Jupiter's conjunction with lagna lord Saturn in the 11th forms stated dhana yogas connecting self and sustained effort with both accumulated wealth and income.

Lagna lord Saturn in the 11th links personal development and long-term effort directly to gains; Saturn can favor gradual, durable results rather than effortless or immediate wealth.

Yogakaraka Venus is in its own sign in the 9th and forms two stated raja yogas, strengthening fortune, assets, education, counsel, and opportunity as indirect wealth supports.

The 5th lord Mercury joins Venus in the 9th, connecting intelligence, planning, and creativity with fortune; this is constructive for knowledge-based wealth, although it does not by itself guarantee speculative success.

Career can feed gains because 10th lord Mars aspects the 11th and participates in a raja yoga with lagna lord Saturn.

Career execution has some volatility: Mars is in enemy dignity in the 5th, and its aspect to the 11th may produce competitive, uneven, or risk-sensitive income patterns.

Rahu also aspects the 11th, adding ambition and potential for unconventional gains but increasing appetite, instability, or overextension around income and networks.

The 2nd house is empty but structurally well supported by its powerful lord Jupiter; the Sun's aspect can tie resources to authority or family pride while also creating occasional pressure around speech or financial control.

The D10 reinforces earning capacity through action and status: Mars occupies its own sign in the 10th, while the Sun is in the 11th; however, Jupiter in the D10 12th suggests that professional gains may coexist with institutional, foreign, charitable, or overhead expenditure.

The 12th lord Saturn placed in the 11th connects expenditure with income and networks, so gains may be accompanied by recurring obligations or reinvestment rather than remaining fully liquid.

D2 Hora chart for a finer wealth assessment

Quantitative strength measures such as shadbala and ashtakavarga

Income, asset, debt, inheritance, and career history needed to validate how the combinations have manifested

Explanation: The dominant signal is favorable: both principal wealth houses are ruled by a strong Jupiter placed in its own 11th house, where it joins lagna lord Saturn and forms explicit dhana yogas. Strong 9th-house Venus and Mercury, plus career-to-gains links, broaden the sources of prosperity. The main counterweights are Mars and Rahu influencing the 11th, the 12th lord's connection to gains, and mixed expenditure indications in D10. Thus the chart supports meaningful wealth-building potential, especially through sustained work, knowledge, institutions, and networks, but with variability, ambition-driven risk, and obligations requiring disciplined management rather than implying guaranteed riches.


The supplied chart fact describes the first-house lord placed in the second house, not the second-house lord placed in the first; therefore none of A–C is established.

The rule's required placement—second lord in the first—is not provided by this chart.

The required placement is not shown, and an astrological placement would not by itself guarantee wealth.

The required placement is not shown; moreover, the stated rule does not establish it as primarily an inability-to-earn indication.

The identity and house placement of the second-house lord.

Explanation: Only the first-house record is supplied: its lord is Venus and that lord is placed in house 2. This is the converse of the placement assumed by A–C, so option D applies and no supportive or challenging wealth polarity can be inferred from the listed substantive statements.

The supplied chart fact describes the first-house lord placed in the second house, not the second-house lord placed in the first; therefore none of A–C is established.

The rule's required placement—second lord in the first—is not provided by this chart.

The required placement is not shown, and an astrological placement would not by itself guarantee wealth.

The required placement is not shown; moreover, the stated rule does not establish it as primarily an inability-to-earn indication.

The identity and house placement of the second-house lord.

Explanation: Only the first-house record is supplied: its lord is Venus and that lord is placed in house 2. This is the converse of the placement assumed by A–C, so option D applies and no supportive or challenging wealth polarity can be inferred from the listed substantive statements.


The principal wealth axis is strong: Jupiter rules both the 2nd house of accumulated resources and the 11th house of income and gains, and occupies the 11th in moolatrikona dignity.

Jupiter is joined in the 11th by Saturn, the ascendant lord, directly connecting the native and sustained effort with income, networks and fulfilment of objectives; the chart explicitly identifies this as Dhana Yoga through both 2nd- and 11th-lord relationships.

The 2nd house is unoccupied but its lord is strongly placed in the 11th, favoring accumulation through earnings rather than indicating an unsupported wealth house.

Venus, ruler of the 4th and 9th, is in its own sign in the 9th. This strengthens fortune, assets and general prosperity support and forms a stated Raja Yoga.

Mercury, lord of the 5th, joins Venus in the 9th, creating a stated kendra-trikona Raja Yoga and linking intelligence, planning and creativity with fortune and higher knowledge.

Career and gains are connected because 10th lord Mars aspects the 11th, while Mars and ascendant lord Saturn form a stated mutual-aspect Raja Yoga. This can support gains through initiative, enterprise or technically demanding work.

Mars occupies the speculative 5th in enemy dignity and aspects the 11th. This can produce ambition and active income generation, but also raises volatility and argues against treating speculative gains as consistently reliable.

Rahu also aspects the 11th, potentially enlarging financial ambitions and gains through unconventional networks, but with greater variability or overreach.

Partnership-dependent wealth is less straightforward: Rahu occupies the 7th and the 7th lord Sun occupies the 8th, suggesting that contracts, joint finances or business alliances require careful governance and transparency.

The 12th lord Saturn is placed in the 11th, linking gains with expenditure, foreign settings or institutions. This may support income from such channels, while also allowing earnings and outflows to remain interconnected.

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Explanation: The synthesis is supportive because the 2nd and 11th lord Jupiter is exceptionally well situated in the 11th and joins the ascendant lord, producing two explicitly identified Dhana Yogas. Strong 9th-house Venus and Mercury Raja Yogas add fortune, judgment and prosperity support, while the career lord connects with the gains house. The main qualifications are speculative volatility from Mars, amplification from Rahu, potentially complicated partnerships or joint finances, and a gains–expenditure linkage through Saturn. Overall, the chart indicates substantial wealth-building capacity through sustained work, knowledge, networks and career activity, but not a guarantee of uniformly stable returns.

The principal wealth axis is strong: Jupiter rules both the 2nd house of accumulated resources and the 11th house of income and gains, and occupies the 11th in moolatrikona dignity.

Jupiter is joined in the 11th by Saturn, the ascendant lord, directly connecting the native and sustained effort with income, networks and fulfilment of objectives; the chart explicitly identifies this as Dhana Yoga through both 2nd- and 11th-lord relationships.

The 2nd house is unoccupied but its lord is strongly placed in the 11th, favoring accumulation through earnings rather than indicating an unsupported wealth house.

Venus, ruler of the 4th and 9th, is in its own sign in the 9th. This strengthens fortune, assets and general prosperity support and forms a stated Raja Yoga.

Mercury, lord of the 5th, joins Venus in the 9th, creating a stated kendra-trikona Raja Yoga and linking intelligence, planning and creativity with fortune and higher knowledge.

Career and gains are connected because 10th lord Mars aspects the 11th, while Mars and ascendant lord Saturn form a stated mutual-aspect Raja Yoga. This can support gains through initiative, enterprise or technically demanding work.

Mars occupies the speculative 5th in enemy dignity and aspects the 11th. This can produce ambition and active income generation, but also raises volatility and argues against treating speculative gains as consistently reliable.

Rahu also aspects the 11th, potentially enlarging financial ambitions and gains through unconventional networks, but with greater variability or overreach.

Partnership-dependent wealth is less straightforward: Rahu occupies the 7th and the 7th lord Sun occupies the 8th, suggesting that contracts, joint finances or business alliances require careful governance and transparency.

The 12th lord Saturn is placed in the 11th, linking gains with expenditure, foreign settings or institutions. This may support income from such channels, while also allowing earnings and outflows to remain interconnected.

D2 Hora chart for dedicated wealth confirmation

Shadbala and other quantitative strength measures

Exact aspect strengths and applicable orb-based conjunction strengths

Income, asset, debt and professional history needed to validate manifestation

Explanation: The synthesis is supportive because the 2nd and 11th lord Jupiter is exceptionally well situated in the 11th and joins the ascendant lord, producing two explicitly identified Dhana Yogas. Strong 9th-house Venus and Mercury Raja Yogas add fortune, judgment and prosperity support, while the career lord connects with the gains house. The main qualifications are speculative volatility from Mars, amplification from Rahu, potentially complicated partnerships or joint finances, and a gains–expenditure linkage through Saturn. Overall, the chart indicates substantial wealth-building capacity through sustained work, knowledge, networks and career activity, but not a guarantee of uniformly stable returns.


The strongest wealth signature is the 2nd- and 11th-lord Jupiter occupying the 11th house in Sagittarius with moolatrikona dignity, directly strengthening accumulation, income and gains.

Jupiter's conjunction with lagna lord Saturn in the 11th forms the explicitly identified dhana yogas and connects personal effort and life direction with gains and networks.

Saturn in the 11th can favor durable gains through persistence, although its natural tendency is to make results gradual rather than effortless.

The 9th house is exceptionally supportive: yogakaraka Venus, lord of the 4th and 9th, occupies its own sign with 5th-lord Mercury, producing both a single-lord and conjunction-based raja yoga. This supports fortune, education, judgment and opportunity as wealth-enabling resources.

Career-to-gains linkage is favorable: 10th-lord Mars and lagna lord Saturn mutually aspect one another, forming an identified raja yoga, while Mars also aspects the 11th house.

The Dashamsa reinforces earning capacity through work: Mars occupies its own sign in the 10th, Venus its own sign in the 4th, the Sun is in the 11th, and Mercury is in the 2nd.

An exalted Moon in the 4th aspects the 10th, supporting practical stability, assets, public activity and career responsiveness.

Income may fluctuate or involve competitive and unconventional channels because the 11th house receives aspects from Mars and Rahu in addition to containing Saturn.

Speculative wealth requires restraint: Mars occupies the 5th in enemy dignity, and the 5th is additionally influenced by Saturn and Ketu, despite protection from Jupiter.

Partnership-based finances can be less predictable because Rahu occupies the 7th and the 7th lord Sun is placed in the 8th, although Jupiter's aspect gives some protection.

The 12th lord Saturn placed in the 11th links expenditure with income and networks; this can produce reinvestment or gains tied to foreign or institutional settings, but also creates potential leakage from earnings.

In the career divisional chart, Jupiter in the 12th introduces a secondary indication of professional expenditure, foreign/institutional involvement, or reduced retention, moderating an otherwise strong D10.

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Explanation: The chart is structurally supportive for wealth because both principal wealth houses are ruled by a strong Jupiter placed in the 11th, joined by the lagna lord and forming explicit dhana yogas. Strong 9th-house raja yogas, the Mars-Saturn career yoga, and a powerful D10 reinforce gains through knowledge, career, networks and sustained effort. The main qualifications are gradualness from Saturn, volatility affecting the 11th, risk around speculation and partnerships, and possible expenditure or reinvestment pressure. Overall, the chart favors meaningful earning and accumulation capacity, but disciplined risk management is important.

The strongest wealth signature is the 2nd- and 11th-lord Jupiter occupying the 11th house in Sagittarius with moolatrikona dignity, directly strengthening accumulation, income and gains.

Jupiter's conjunction with lagna lord Saturn in the 11th forms the explicitly identified dhana yogas and connects personal effort and life direction with gains and networks.

Saturn in the 11th can favor durable gains through persistence, although its natural tendency is to make results gradual rather than effortless.

The 9th house is exceptionally supportive: yogakaraka Venus, lord of the 4th and 9th, occupies its own sign with 5th-lord Mercury, producing both a single-lord and conjunction-based raja yoga. This supports fortune, education, judgment and opportunity as wealth-enabling resources.

Career-to-gains linkage is favorable: 10th-lord Mars and lagna lord Saturn mutually aspect one another, forming an identified raja yoga, while Mars also aspects the 11th house.

The Dashamsa reinforces earning capacity through work: Mars occupies its own sign in the 10th, Venus its own sign in the 4th, the Sun is in the 11th, and Mercury is in the 2nd.

An exalted Moon in the 4th aspects the 10th, supporting practical stability, assets, public activity and career responsiveness.

Income may fluctuate or involve competitive and unconventional channels because the 11th house receives aspects from Mars and Rahu in addition to containing Saturn.

Speculative wealth requires restraint: Mars occupies the 5th in enemy dignity, and the 5th is additionally influenced by Saturn and Ketu, despite protection from Jupiter.

Partnership-based finances can be less predictable because Rahu occupies the 7th and the 7th lord Sun is placed in the 8th, although Jupiter's aspect gives some protection.

The 12th lord Saturn placed in the 11th links expenditure with income and networks; this can produce reinvestment or gains tied to foreign or institutional settings, but also creates potential leakage from earnings.

In the career divisional chart, Jupiter in the 12th introduces a secondary indication of professional expenditure, foreign/institutional involvement, or reduced retention, moderating an otherwise strong D10.

D2 Hora chart for a more specialized wealth assessment

Quantitative strength measures such as Shadbala and divisional dignity summaries

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Explanation: The chart is structurally supportive for wealth because both principal wealth houses are ruled by a strong Jupiter placed in the 11th, joined by the lagna lord and forming explicit dhana yogas. Strong 9th-house raja yogas, the Mars-Saturn career yoga, and a powerful D10 reinforce gains through knowledge, career, networks and sustained effort. The main qualifications are gradualness from Saturn, volatility affecting the 11th, risk around speculation and partnerships, and possible expenditure or reinvestment pressure. Overall, the chart favors meaningful earning and accumulation capacity, but disciplined risk management is important.


The chart states that the first-house lord is placed in the second house, not that the second-house lord is placed in the first house; therefore the condition required by statements A-C is not established.

The stated rule cannot be applied because the chart does not establish that the second lord occupies the first house.

The required placement is not established, and such a placement would not by itself guarantee wealth.

The required second-lord-in-first placement is not established; moreover, the listed rule characterizes that placement as supportive rather than primarily indicating inability to earn.

The lord and placement of the second house are not provided.

Explanation: Only option D applies. The available fact describes the first-house lord as placed in house 2, which is the reverse of the placement required by A-C. Because D carries no supportive or challenging wealth polarity, the conclusion is insufficient.

The chart states that the first-house lord is placed in the second house, not that the second-house lord is placed in the first house; therefore the condition required by statements A-C is not established.

The stated rule cannot be applied because the chart does not establish that the second lord occupies the first house.

The required placement is not established, and such a placement would not by itself guarantee wealth.

The required second-lord-in-first placement is not established; moreover, the listed rule characterizes that placement as supportive rather than primarily indicating inability to earn.

The lord and placement of the second house are not provided.

Explanation: Only option D applies. The available fact describes the first-house lord as placed in house 2, which is the reverse of the placement required by A-C. Because D carries no supportive or challenging wealth polarity, the conclusion is insufficient.