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Shadbala adds up six kinds of strength for each of the seven grahas, in virupas, and sets each total against the minimum the classics require. A graha that meets it can give what it signifies; one below it gives with more effort.
Lahiri ayanamsa. Your birth details are used only to cast this chart.

Enter your birth details. Your strongest graha appears here, with every graha that falls short of its minimum.
The Shadbala of a recorded sample chart: each graha's total in virupas against its minimum, marked by the line, strongest first. Shown as an example.
Shadbala, the six-fold strength, is Parashara's measure of how able each graha is to give its results. It is counted in virupas, sixty to a rupa, for the seven grahas from the Sun to Saturn.
Sthana bala comes from the graha's sign and placement, dig bala from its direction, kala bala from the time of birth, cheshta bala from its motion, naisargika bala from its natural strength and drik bala from the aspects it receives. Their sum is the graha's Shadbala.
Rahu and Ketu are shadow grahas. The classical texts give them no Shadbala, so only the seven grahas are measured.
Date, time and place fix the longitude of every graha, with Lahiri ayanamsa.
Place, direction, time, motion, natural strength and aspects, each in virupas.
Each total is compared with the minimum BPHS gives for that graha.
The grahas are ranked, and any below its minimum is marked.
About planetary strength, virupas and your birth details.
It is the six-fold strength of a graha in your birth chart: strength from its place, direction, time, motion, nature and the aspects it receives, added together in virupas.
It has less strength than the classics require to give its results fully, so its significations may come with more effort or later. Tradition chooses remedies for such a graha to support it.
They are shadow grahas. The classical texts give them no Shadbala, so only the seven grahas from the Sun to Saturn are measured.
A sixtieth of a rupa, the unit Parashara uses for Shadbala. A minimum of 390 virupas is six and a half rupas.
Yes, for the truest reading. Dig bala and kala bala depend on the lagna and the time of day, so an exact time keeps them right.
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