Lagna lord Sun is placed in the 11th house of gains, supporting earning capacity

Sun is also conjunct Venus (10th lord) and Ketu in the 11th, part of a Raja Yoga conjunction, reinforcing gain potential rather than guaranteeing a fixed magnitude

Lagna lord in the 11th indicates supportive potential for gains, not a guarantee of enormous profits; outcomes depend on dasha, transits and other factors.

11th house is a house of gains/income, not loss; placement of lagna lord there is classically read as favorable for wealth accumulation, not a loss indicator.

Strength and dispositor condition of Sun in 11th beyond dignity 'Neutral'

Current/upcoming dasha periods of Sun or 11th-related lords to time actual gains

Explanation: The chart shows the lagna lord Sun (lord of house 1) placed in house 11, which per the stated rule is treated as supportive of gains and earning capacity (Option A). This is corroborated by a Raja Yoga conjunction in the 11th house involving Venus (10th lord) and Ketu, and Adhi Yoga benefics near the Moon. However, this placement alone does not guarantee enormous profits (Option B is an overclaim) nor is it a loss indicator (Option C misapplies house significations, since house 11 signifies gains, not loss). Therefore only Option A is established, giving an overall supportive but non-certain reading for wealth.


Lagna lord Sun placed in 11th house (house of gains) supports earning capacity and fulfilment of desires

Sun in 11th is conjunct Venus (10th lord) and Ketu, forming a Raja Yoga-like combination, reinforcing gains but not guaranteeing 'enormous' wealth

Placement of lagna lord in the 11th indicates a favourable disposition toward income and gains, but classical texts do not treat it as a guarantee of enormous or unlimited profit; outcomes depend on dasha, transits, and other yogas.

The 11th house is the house of gains/income, not loss; lagna lord there is traditionally read as beneficial for wealth accumulation, not a loss indicator.

Detailed strength/dignity comparison of Sun versus other yogakaraka placements for definitive wealth magnitude

Current and upcoming dasha lords' relation to 11th house for timing of gains

Explanation: The chart shows Leo lagna with its lord Sun placed in the 11th house (/lagna/lord, /lagna/lordInHouse=11), which is the classical house of gains, income and fulfilment of desires. This is generally read as a supportive indicator for earning capacity, especially since Sun there is conjunct Venus (10th lord of career) and Ketu, contributing to a Raja Yoga per the yogas list. However, this placement alone does not guarantee 'enormous profits' (option B overclaims) nor does it represent a loss indication (option C misreads the 11th house's core signification, which is gains rather than loss). Hence option A is affirmed, B and C are corrected, and D is not selected since A is validly supported.


Lagna lord Sun is placed in the 11th house (of gains), supportive of earning capacity

Sun is conjunct Venus (10th lord) and Ketu in the 11th, forming a Raja Yoga combination reinforcing gain potential

Lagna lord in the 11th is a classical indicator of gain-supportive capacity, not a guarantee of enormous or certain profits; strength, dasha, and afflictions modulate the outcome.

The 11th house is the house of gains, not loss (12th house); lagna lord placed there is not classically treated as a loss indicator.

Overall dignity/strength assessment of Sun in Gemini (neutral) and its interaction with dasha timing to gauge magnitude of gains

Explanation: The chart shows the Leo lagna lord Sun placed in the 11th house of gains, conjunct Venus (10th lord) and Ketu, forming a Raja Yoga per the yoga list. Classical doctrine treats a lagna lord in the 11th as broadly supportive of income/earning capacity (statement A), but this does not amount to a guarantee of vast wealth (B is an overclaim) nor is the 11th house a loss-indicating house (C is doctrinally incorrect, conflating it with the 12th). Hence only A applies, giving an overall supportive but non-certain conclusion.


{"case_id":"wealth-synthesis-01-paraphrase","domain":"wealth","conclusion":"mixed","confidence":0.55,"selected_option_ids":[],"factors":[{"claim":"2nd house (wealth) is lorded by Jupiter, which sits in the 11th house (gains) in its own moolatrikona strength, linking wealth-lordship directly to the house of income and fulfilment of desires.","effect":"supporting","evidence":["/houses/1/lordPlacedInHouse","/placements/Jupiter/house","/placements/Jupiter/dignity"]},"{"claim":"Jupiter (2nd lord) is conjunct Saturn (1st/lagna lord) in the 11th house, forming an explicit Dhana Yoga per chart yogas.","effect":"supporting","evidence":["/yogas/3","/yogas/4"]},"factors_continued":true}],"contradictions":[],"missing_information":["Explicit functional benefic/malefic weighting for Mercury as 8th lord in current dasha","Divisional wealth chart (D2/D11) not available for finer wealth confirmation"],"rationale":"placeholder"}


The chart shows the 2nd house lord (Venus) placed in the 2nd house itself, not in the 1st house

Confirmation of which house is being referenced as 'first' and full house-lord placement data

Explanation: The stated rule concerns the 2nd lord placed in the 1st house, but the chart facts show the 2nd house lord (Venus) is placed in the 2nd house, not the 1st. Since the premise condition (2nd lord in 1st house) is not met by the chart data, none of options A-C are established; option D applies.


2nd lord Jupiter conjoins 1st lord Saturn in the 11th house of gains, forming two Dhana Yogas

Venus (lord of 4th and 9th) conjunct Mercury (lord of 5th) in the 9th house forms a Raja Yoga, and Venus's single dual-lordship also constitutes Raja Yoga — fortune and inherited resources (9th) support wealth accumulation

Adhi Yoga formed by Jupiter, Venus and Mercury placed 6th/7th/8th from natal Moon, a classical indicator of sustained prosperity and status

2nd house itself is empty and only aspected by Sun (a mild, non-benefic aspect), so direct income/liquid wealth signification is not exceptionally strong by occupation, relying more on lordship placement

Mars, a natural malefic and enemy-dignitied graha in this chart, is lord of the 10th (career/action) and aspects the 11th (gains) — mixing career-linked wealth with some friction/effort

Current running period is Mercury Mahadasha (lord of 5th, placed in 9th, well-dignified) with Moon Antardasha (lord of 6th house, exalted in 4th) until 2026-07-29

Upcoming Mercury–Mars and Mercury–Rahu sub-periods (2026-2030) activate Mars (10th lord, dusthana aspects) and Rahu (occupant of 7th, aspecting 1st/3rd/11th), suggesting a mixed phase before Mercury–Jupiter (2030-2032) which activates the strong Jupiter-Saturn Dhana Yoga more directly

Exact D10/D2-style wealth divisional chart (no D2/D11 provided) to corroborate 2nd/11th house strength

Detailed transit/dasha analysis beyond 2026-01-01 snapshot for finer timing of wealth peaks

Explanation: The chart shows multiple classical wealth-supporting combinations: a strong Dhana Yoga (2nd lord Jupiter with 1st lord Saturn in the 11th house of gains), a Raja Yoga from Venus (lord of 4th and 9th) conjunct 5th-lord Mercury in the 9th, and an Adhi Yoga of three benefics well-placed from the Moon — together indicating good long-term capacity for accumulation and status-linked prosperity. Counterbalancing this, the 2nd house itself is unoccupied and only mildly aspected, and the 10th lord Mars (afflicted in dignity) casts influence on the 11th house of gains, introducing an element of effort or volatility, particularly noticeable in the Mercury–Mars and Mercury–Rahu sub-periods running 2026–2030. The subsequent Mercury–Jupiter period (2030–2032) directly engages the strong Dhana Yoga grahas and may correspond to a more favorable phase. Overall the natal indications lean supportive for wealth, tempered by dasha-based fluctuation; this is a probabilistic astrological reading, not a guaranteed financial outcome.


2nd lord Jupiter is placed in the 11th house of gains, conjunct 1st/11th-lord Saturn, forming a Dhana Yoga that links self-effort and networking to accumulation of wealth

Venus (4th lord) and Mercury (5th lord, also 8th lord) are conjunct in the 9th house of fortune, creating a Raja Yoga that supports fortunate, dharma-linked income and inheritance/fortune-related gains

An Adhi Yoga is formed by Jupiter, Venus and Mercury occupying the 6th/7th/8th houses from the Moon, indicating overall material support and comfort through life

The 2nd house itself (Pisces) has no occupants and is aspected only by the Sun, a mildly malefic influence, suggesting wealth is not accumulated directly through savings but rather through gains/networks (11th house)

Rahu aspects the 11th house of gains (where Jupiter and Saturn sit), which can bring unconventional, sudden, or unstable sources of income alongside genuine gains

Mars, lord of the 10th (career/action) and 3rd, sits in enemy dignity in the 5th house, which can complicate speculative or intelligence-based income streams even while it aspects the 11th house of gains

Saturn, lord of the 1st house, is slow-moving and only neutral in dignity though placed in the 11th house of gains, suggesting wealth built gradually through sustained effort rather than quick windfalls

Current Mercury Mahadasha (lord of 8th, well placed in 9th conjunct Venus, part of a Raja Yoga) running through 2035 provides a generally supportive backdrop for financial matters, with the ongoing Moon antardasha (exalted Moon in 4th) favouring comfort and property

Exact timing of significant transits of Jupiter/Saturn over the 2nd or 11th house for near-term wealth events

Divisional chart D2 or D11 not available for deeper wealth-specific confirmation

Details of any yogakaraka afflictions to 2nd/11th lords by malefics beyond what is listed

Explanation: The chart shows a strong Dhana Yoga (Jupiter-Saturn in the 11th) and a Raja Yoga (Venus-Mercury in the 9th, plus Mars-Saturn mutual aspect) which together with an Adhi Yoga from the Moon indicate solid long-term capacity for wealth accumulation, primarily through sustained effort, networks, and fortunate/dharmic channels rather than direct 2nd-house savings. However, the 2nd house is untenanted and only touched by the Sun, Rahu's aspect on the gains house introduces volatility, and Mars's weak dignity in the 5th tempers speculative gains. The current Mercury Mahadasha, involving a planet tied to the Raja Yoga and well placed in the 9th house, is a generally favourable period for finances, with the Moon antardasha adding domestic/material comfort. Overall the indications are mixed-to-supportive, favouring gradual, effort-based prosperity with some risk of instability from Rahu-related influences on gains.


2nd house (wealth) is lorded by Jupiter, who sits in the 11th house of gains alongside Saturn, forming a Dhana Yoga that links accumulated resources to income and networks.

11th lord Jupiter is placed in its own house (11th), a classic marker of strong, self-sustaining gains and fulfilment of material desire.

Venus (lord of 4th, a kendra, and 9th, a trikona) sits in own sign in the 9th house conjunct Mercury (5th lord), producing a Raja Yoga via single lordship and conjunction that supports status, fortune and the financial benefits that come with rising standing.

An Adhi Yoga is formed by benefics (Jupiter, Venus, Mercury) placed 6th/7th/8th from the Moon, generally indicating sustained prosperity and support through life.

The 2nd house itself is empty of occupants and is aspected by the Sun, lord of the 8th house of loss/transformation, suggesting that wealth (speech, family resources) can be linked to sudden expenditures, taxation, or transformational financial events rather than steady flow.

Saturn, lord of the 12th house of loss/expenditure, is also placed in the 11th house of gains — a mixed signal where gains and outflows are intertwined, and large income can coincide with large expenses.

Mars, the 10th lord (career/action), sits in the 5th house (intelligence, speculation) in the sign of an enemy (Gemini), and mutually aspects Saturn (1st lord) forming a Raja Yoga by aspect — career effort supports the person's standing and by extension income, though Mars's weak dignity tempers the smoothness of that career-driven wealth.

Rahu occupies the 7th house of partnerships/trade while Ketu sits in the 1st, both in mutual enemy/friend dignities — this can bring unconventional or foreign-linked business dealings that are not purely steady in nature, adding some unpredictability to partnership-based earnings.

Specific dhana-yoga strength assessment would benefit from D2 (Hora) or D11/other wealth-specific vargas, which are not available here.

Exact strength/afflictions of the 2nd and 11th house lords via shadbala are not computed in these facts.

Explanation: The chart shows a genuinely mixed but net-supportive wealth picture. The 2nd lord Jupiter and 11th lord Jupiter both anchor in the 11th house alongside Saturn, generating explicit Dhana Yogas tied to steady gains and network-based income; this is reinforced by an Adhi Yoga from benefics well-placed relative to the Moon, and by a genuine Raja Yoga from Venus's dual kendra/trikona lordship conjunct Mercury in the 9th, which supports fortune, status and resultant material benefit. Countering this, the 2nd house is aspected by the 8th lord Sun, hinting that wealth flow can be interrupted or transformed by sudden events, and the 12th lord Saturn sitting in the gains house means large income streams may run alongside comparably large expenditures. Career-related Mars is dignity-weak though tied into a Raja Yoga by aspect with Saturn, adding some effort-versus-reward tension. Overall the balance leans toward a moderately supportive wealth potential built on gains and status yogas, tempered by recurring expenditure/transformation themes — hence a 'mixed' conclusion with moderate confidence, since finer-grained wealth vargas (e.g., D2) were not available to refine this further.


2nd lord Jupiter and 11th lord Jupiter are the same graha, placed in the 11th house itself, directly linking wealth-source and gains-house.

Two Dhana Yogas are formed by Jupiter (2nd/11th lord) conjunct Saturn (1st lord) in the 11th house of gains.

Adhi Yoga (benefics Jupiter, Venus, Mercury in 6th/7th/8th from Moon) indicates sustained prosperity and support through life.

Venus (4th & 9th lord, own-sign, Raja Yoga by single lordship) conjunct Mercury (5th lord) in the 9th house of fortune adds a wealth-through-fortune/father/dharma channel.

Mars (10th lord) and Saturn (1st lord) share mutual aspect forming a Raja Yoga, tying career authority to wealth-lord Saturn.

The 2nd house itself is unoccupied and only aspected by the Sun (a natural malefic, neutral dignity), so wealth accrues more through the lord's placement than direct house strength.

Sun (7th lord, i.e., partnership/trade) sits in the 8th house (sudden events, transformation), suggesting wealth via partnerships/trade may see abrupt or chronic fluctuations.

Current Mercury Mahadasha (2018–2035): Mercury is 9th lord (fortune) placed in its own 9th house and conjunct Venus, activating the Raja Yoga and fortune-wealth link for this long period.

Running Moon Antardasha (to 2026-07-29) — Moon is 6th lord (debt/service) but exalted in the 4th house, giving a mixed but generally stabilising sub-period for finances.

Upcoming Mercury–Jupiter period (2030–2032) brings the dasha lord into direct contact with the 11th-house Dhana Yoga graha, a period worth watching for gains.

Detailed strength of 2nd house lord Jupiter via shadbala/divisional (D-2/Hora) not available

Specific transit-triggered timing of wealth events beyond the general dasha windows listed

Explanation: The chart shows a strong structural basis for wealth: the 2nd and 11th lordships coincide in Jupiter, itself seated in the 11th house of gains alongside Saturn (1st lord), producing two explicit Dhana Yogas, reinforced by an Adhi Yoga of three benefics from the Moon. A separate Raja Yoga cluster (Venus–Mercury in the 9th, and Mars–Saturn mutual aspect) ties fortune and career authority into the same wealth narrative, and the long-running Mercury Mahadasha (Mercury being 9th lord in its own house, conjunct Venus) is well-placed to activate these combinations, especially in the future Mercury–Jupiter sub-period. Countervailing points are the empty 2nd house (wealth dependent on its lord rather than direct occupation) and the 7th lord Sun's placement in the volatile 8th house, which can bring irregularity to income from partnerships or trade, plus a currently mixed Moon antardasha (6th lord, though exalted). On balance the indications lean supportive, with periodic volatility rather than steady linear growth.


2nd lord Venus is placed in house 2, not house 1, so the 'second lord in first' rule condition is not met

Actual placements of other planets and lagna details for fuller wealth analysis

Explanation: The chart fact shows the 2nd lord Venus is placed in the 2nd house itself, not the 1st house. Since the premise of options A-C (2nd lord in 1st house) does not match the chart data, none of those specific claims are established; therefore only option D applies.


Chart facts show the 1st house lord (Venus) placed in the 2nd house, not the 2nd lord placed in the 1st house as the options presuppose

The chart fact describes the 1st lord in the 2nd house, not the 2nd lord in the 1st house; the rule as stated does not apply to this placement.

No placement guarantees wealth; additionally the described placement does not match this chart's data.

This placement pattern is not present in the chart facts as given.

Actual placement of the 2nd house lord and its relation to house 1, which is not present in the given CHART FACTS

Explanation: The CHART FACTS provided describe the 1st house lord (Venus) placed in the 2nd house, which is the reverse of the configuration referenced in options A-C (second lord placed in the first house). Since the specific rule condition is not established by the given data, none of A-C can be confirmed as applicable; D is the only supportable selection.


2nd house (wealth) lord Jupiter is placed in the 11th house of gains, forming a classic dhana yoga (2nd lord in 11th).

Jupiter and Saturn conjoined in the 11th house are explicitly flagged as Dhana Yoga by lordship (2nd lord + 1st lord, and 11th lord + 1st lord conjunct in 11th).

Venus (lord of 4th and 9th, own sign, in 9th house) conjunct Mercury (lord of 5th) forms a Raja Yoga, and Venus alone carries a single-lordship Raja Yoga; such combinations typically support resource accumulation, property and status alongside pure income.

Adhi Yoga is present with three benefics (Jupiter, Venus, Mercury) in 6th/7th/8th from Moon, indicating general prosperity and protection from adversity.

The 11th house of gains is aspected by Mars and Rahu, both non-benefic influences, which can introduce volatility, aggressive risk-taking or unconventional income sources into an otherwise strong gains house.

2nd house itself has no occupants and is only aspected by the Sun (a mild, somewhat harsh influence via 8th-house Sun's aspect on 2nd), so wealth strength depends more on lord placement than house occupation.

Current Mahadasha is Mercury (lord of 5th, placed in 9th, benefic dignity Friend) — generally favorable for wealth via intelligence, speculation and fortune-linked gains, running 2018-2035.

Current Antardasha is Moon (lord of 6th house of debt/service) though Moon itself is exalted in the 4th house, softening the dusthana lordship into a period of comfortable domestic/emotional footing rather than acute financial stress.

Upcoming Mercury-Mars sub-period (2026-07-29 to 2027-07-27) brings Mars, lord of 10th (career/action) but in enemy dignity in the 5th house, suggesting a phase where career-driven income may see friction or effort-heavy gains rather than smooth ones.

Exact strength/shadbala comparison between the two dhana-yoga-forming grahas (Jupiter/Saturn) versus challenging Mars/Rahu aspects on 11th house was not separately quantified.

D2 (Hora) or D11/other wealth-specific vargas not provided in chart facts, limiting deeper wealth-specific confirmation beyond D1 yogas.

Explanation: The chart shows a genuinely supportive wealth architecture: the 2nd lord Jupiter sits in the 11th house of gains alongside Saturn, generating two explicitly named Dhana Yogas, reinforced by a Raja Yoga from Venus-Mercury conjunction in the 9th (fortune) and an Adhi Yoga of benefics around the Moon. These multiple yogas point toward a base capacity for accumulation, status-linked income and fortunate resource flow. However, this strength is tempered by non-benefic (Mars, Rahu) aspects on the very 11th house that carries the yogas, introducing an element of volatility or unconventional risk to gains. The current Mercury mahadasha, ruled by a benefic 5th lord well-placed in the 9th, is broadly favorable, while the running Moon antardasha (6th lord, though exalted) and the upcoming Mercury-Mars period (10th lord in enemy dignity) both introduce mixed undertones — effort, service-linked obligations or friction rather than effortless prosperity. On balance the natal indications lean supportive for wealth, with near-term dasha texture showing periods of comfort interspersed with effort-driven or friction-laden phases rather than uniform ease.