| Parameter | Description | Valid Values | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | name | Name of native | Any string (use %20 for spaces) | | gender | Sex of native | m , f , o | | day | Day of birth | 1 - 31 | | month | Month of birth | 1 - 12 | | year | Year of birth | e.g., 1990 | | hour | Hour of birth | 0 - 23 (24hr format) | | min | Minute of birth | 0 - 59 | | sec | Second of birth | 0 - 59 | | place | Location Name | "City, Country" (Must be URL Encoded) | | lat | Latitude | Decimal degrees (e.g., 28.7041 ) | | lon | Longitude | Decimal degrees (e.g., 77.1025 ) | | timezone | Timezone Offset | e.g., 5.5 (IST), -5 (EST) |
For personal curiosity, you can experiment with parameters on horoscope pages, but for full birth chart generation, stick to the standard form or API route.
By leveraging the AstroSage Kundli Generate with URL Parameters feature, developers can create user-friendly, customizable, and integrated kundli generation experiences that cater to diverse astrology-related use cases. astrosage kundli generate with url parameters
AstroSage utilizes a set of standard parameters to calculate precise planetary positions. For the Instant Birth Chart tool, the following parameters are commonly used: : The name of the birth city (e.g., place=Agra ). longdeg : Longitude degrees (e.g., longdeg=77 ). longmin : Longitude minutes (e.g., longmin=58 ).
AstroSage offers a for developers (paid). Their API accepts parameters like dob , tob , lat , lon in JSON or query string format. Example (hypothetical): | Parameter | Description | Valid Values |
: Adjust for Daylight Saving Time if applicable. For Developers: AstroSage API
https://www.astrosage.com/horoscope/daily-horoscope.asp?sign=aries&date=15-04-2026 For the Instant Birth Chart tool, the following
If you use the place parameter with a string (e.g., "Smallville, USA") and AstroSage does not recognize it in their database, the chart may default to a major city or fail to load.
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