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Introduction R.H.Allen's work Ecliptic longitude range of vedic stars Mesha or Aries Vrishba or Taurus Mithuna or Gemini Karkataka or Cancer Simha or Leo Kanyaa or Virgo Tula or Vrischika(Libra or Scorpio) Vrishchika, Dhanu, Makara (Scorpio, Sagitarius, Capricorn) Kumbha,Meena (Aquarius,Pisces) Conclusion References
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Indian astrology, as currently practiced, proposes that the Aeries-0 is 23 degrees 51 minutes (Ayanaamsha) in 2000 AD away from the Vernal Equinox. Every year this changes by a small amount due to Precession. The ecliptic 360 degrees have been divided in to 27 nakshathras, each spanning 13.333 degrees or 13 deg 20 minutes of angle. It corresponds to 53 .33 minutes of sun time in 24-hour system. The following table details vedic star ranges Circa 2000 Precession. Time shows start of Nakshathra, and it ends at beginning of next
Abhijit ranging from 288 deg to 291 degrees is not shown
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