Meaning of each mulank:
How these are worked out
Mulank is the day of the month you were born, added until one digit is left: born on the 29th, 2+9 = 11, and 1+1 = 2.
Bhagyank uses the whole date in the form DD-MM-YYYY, the same way.
The name number uses the Chaldean table, which gives every letter a value from 1 to 8. There is no letter worth 9: the 9 was held apart.
The Lo Shu grid places every non-zero digit of your date of birth, plus your mulank and your bhagyank, into the nine cells. Schools differ on whether the last two go in; this is the common Indian method and it is stated here so you know which you are reading.
| 1 | A I J Q Y |
|---|---|
| 2 | B K R |
| 3 | C G L S |
| 4 | D M T |
| 5 | E H N X |
| 6 | U V W |
| 7 | O Z |
| 8 | F P |