Ayadi Calculator
The classical sixfold Ayadi Shadvarga — Aya, Vyaya, Yoni, Riksha/Nakshatra, Vara and Tithi — computed from your plot's length and breadth (height optional). Sourced formulas, disputed variants shown side by side, never averaged or silently picked.
No separate "facing calculator" — facing is an output of the Yoni formula above, not an input; the matched direction is cross-linked to the Plot Checker's own facing verdict. No numeric slope formula — no classical or credible source gives one; slope guidance stays with the Plot Checker's zone preference. No separate "dimension calculator" — Ayadi itself is the classical dimension-auspiciousness system.
Ayadi Calculator — questions people ask
What is Ayadi Shadvarga?
A classical sixfold system (Aya, Vyaya, Yoni, Riksha/Nakshatra, Vara, Tithi) that evaluates a plot or building's dimensions using modular-arithmetic formulas — each dimension multiplied and divided by fixed classical numbers, with the remainder read for meaning.
Why do some formulas show two different results?
Classical sources genuinely disagree on which dimension feeds each formula — some use length, breadth or height separately per formula; most modern calculators use the plot's full perimeter for every formula. We show both, sourced, rather than silently picking one.
Does facing direction change which formula applies?
No — that's a common misconception. Facing is an OUTPUT of the Yoni formula, not an input: Yoni's remainder tells you which cardinal direction your plot's dimensions actually support.
Is there a numeric slope formula in classical Vastu?
No classical or credible source gives a numeric gradient/ratio for plot slope — only qualitative zone preference, already covered by the Plot Checker. We don't invent a number here.
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Check your plot's shape, facing and slope, or the whole construction planning guide — the same sourced approach across every dimension.