Amalipali · Odisha · Asia/Kolkata

Panchaka Rahita

Calculated windows with two explicit tithi-numbering conventions.

This check combines tithi, weekday, nakshatra and rising-sign numbers. Continuous 1–30 tithi numbering matches the Drik comparison sample; a published practitioner’s example resets the tithi count in each paksha. Both calculations are shown so the convention is visible. Passing this check alone does not approve a personalised muhurat.

Panchaka Rahita · continuous tithi 1–30
From	Until	Classification	Remainder
05:54 am	08:00 am	Panchaka-free	5
08:00 am	10:16 am	Chora	6
10:16 am	12:21 pm	Panchaka-free	7
12:21 pm	12:51 pm	Roga	8
12:51 pm	02:09 pm	Panchaka-free	0
02:09 pm	03:43 pm	Mrityu	1
03:43 pm	05:15 pm	Agni	2
05:15 pm	06:02 pm	Panchaka-free	0
06:02 pm	06:56 pm	Mrityu	1
06:56 pm	08:55 pm	Agni	2
08:55 pm	11:08 pm	Panchaka-free	3
11:08 pm	21 Oct, 01:23 am	Raja	4
21 Oct, 01:23 am	21 Oct, 03:34 am	Panchaka-free	5
21 Oct, 03:34 am	21 Oct, 05:43 am	Chora	6
21 Oct, 05:43 am	21 Oct, 05:54 am	Panchaka-free	7

Compare the paksha 1–15 convention

Panchaka Rahita · paksha tithi 1–15
From	Until	Classification	Remainder
05:54 am	08:00 am	Panchaka-free	5
08:00 am	10:16 am	Chora	6
10:16 am	12:21 pm	Panchaka-free	7
12:21 pm	12:51 pm	Roga	8
12:51 pm	02:09 pm	Panchaka-free	0
02:09 pm	03:43 pm	Mrityu	1
03:43 pm	05:15 pm	Agni	2
05:15 pm	06:02 pm	Panchaka-free	0
06:02 pm	06:56 pm	Mrityu	1
06:56 pm	08:55 pm	Agni	2
08:55 pm	11:08 pm	Panchaka-free	3
11:08 pm	21 Oct, 01:23 am	Raja	4
21 Oct, 01:23 am	21 Oct, 03:34 am	Panchaka-free	5
21 Oct, 03:34 am	21 Oct, 05:43 am	Chora	6
21 Oct, 05:43 am	21 Oct, 05:54 am	Panchaka-free	7

Rule and sources

The sum is divided by nine. Remainders 0, 3, 5 and 7 are Panchaka-free; 1, 2, 4, 6 and 8 are traditionally named Mrityu, Agni, Raja, Chora and Roga. These names are classifications, not predictions of harm. See Pundit Mahesh Shastriji’s Panchaka Rahita explanation and the Drik Ujjain comparison day.

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