Ruling graha: Budha (Mercury)
Revati Nakshatra
In short
What is Revati Nakshatra?
Revati is one of the 27 nakshatras, spanning 346°40′–360°00′ of the sidereal zodiac and falling in Pisces. It is ruled by Budha (Mercury), and its gana is Deva, its nadi Antya and its yoni Elephant.
The last nakshatra, ruled by the protector of travellers. Associated with completion, safe passage and kindness at the end of a road.
- Ruling graha
- Budha (Mercury)
- Zodiac span
- 346°40′ – 360°00′
- Falls in
- Pisces
- Padas
- 4 × 3°20′
- Gana
- Deva
- Nadi
- Antya
- Yoni
- Elephant
- Symbol
- Fish
- Deity
- Pushan
- Vimshottari dasha
- Budha (Mercury) · 17 years
Frequently asked questions
What is Revati Nakshatra?
Revati is one of the 27 nakshatras, spanning 346°40′–360°00′ of the sidereal zodiac and falling in Pisces. It is ruled by Budha (Mercury), and its gana is Deva, its nadi Antya and its yoni Elephant.
Which graha rules Revati Nakshatra?
Budha (Mercury). That lordship is why a person born under Revati begins life in the Budha (Mercury) mahadasha, which runs 17 years in the Vimshottari cycle.
Which rashi does Revati fall in?
Pisces. A nakshatra spans 13°20′ and a rashi spans 30°, so most nakshatras cross a rashi boundary rather than sitting neatly inside one.
What is the gana and nadi of Revati?
Revati has Deva gana and Antya nadi. Both are used in Ashtakoota matching — gana is worth six points and nadi eight.
What is the yoni of Revati?
Elephant. The yoni koota compares the animals assigned to two birth nakshatras and is worth four points out of 36.
How many padas does Revati have?
Four, like every nakshatra. Each pada is 3°20′ wide, giving 108 padas across the whole zodiac.