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Numerology Compatibility Calculator

Compare two dates of birth to see how your Mulank and Bhagyank numbers relate: friendly, neutral or challenging.

Love compatibility

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3You · Jupiter
57/ 100match %
6Partner · Venus
Mulank match3 & 6challenging
Bhagyank match3 & 1friendly

Different energies; patience and respect are key. You: Generous and principled; looks for a partner who shares values. Partner: Devoted and romantic; love and harmony at home matter most.

How numbers get along

Each number is ruled by a planet, and planetary friendships decide compatibility. Sun (1), Moon (2), Jupiter (3) and Mars (9) form one friendly group; Mercury (5), Venus (6) and Saturn (8) another, with Rahu (4) and Ketu (7) close to the second group.

Numbers 1 to 9 at a glance

NumberPlanetLucky colourLucky day
1SunGold, orangeSunday
2MoonWhite, cream, light greenMonday
3JupiterYellow, purpleThursday
4RahuBlue, greySaturday
5MercuryGreenWednesday
6VenusPink, white, light blueFriday
7KetuLight yellow, white, greyMonday
8SaturnDark blue, blackSaturday
9MarsRed, coralTuesday

Reading a compatibility score

The score blends two comparisons: your Mulanks (day-to-day chemistry, 60%) and your Bhagyanks (long-term direction, 40%). “Friendly” numbers come from the friendship between their ruling planets: for example 1 (Sun) and 9 (Mars) are friends, while 2 (Moon) and 8 (Saturn) are not. A low score does not mean a relationship will fail; it shows where the two of you will need more patience and clearer communication.

For marriage, numerology is a quick first look. The traditional method is kundli matching with 36 gunas.

Frequently asked questions

Can incompatible numbers marry?

Yes. Numerology describes tendencies; understanding and effort matter most.

Is Indian numerology different from Western numerology?

Indian numerology links numbers to the nine Vedic planets and uses the Chaldean letter system for names; Western numerology usually uses the Pythagorean system and master numbers.

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