Question

According to Indian Panchang, what type of motion is related to Rashi? How Rashis are
specified?

Answer 1

Hint: Jyotisha, also known as Hindu astrology, Indian astrology, and, more recently, Vedic astrology, is a popular Hindu astrology scheme. Since the early nineteenth century, the term Hindu astrology has been used as an English equivalent to Jyotia, while Vedic astrology is a more modern term, first appearing in the 1970s with self-help books on Ayurveda or yoga.

Complete answer:
Rashi is the sign of the moon at the time of birth. The rotation of the Earth around the Sun, as well as the perception of the Sun travelling in an elliptical direction around the space filled by 12 rashis and 27 nakshatra, influence the moon sign, which is the name of the zodiac in which the moon was located at the time of birth (or constellations).

Similarly to how nakshatras are named after the direction of the moon, rashi are named after the motions of the planet. The earth's orbit is split into 12 sectors, each of which is referred to as a rashi. The names of these rashis, as well as their shapes, are determined by different constellations in the sky, according to the Bharatiya Panchang. Since the planet takes about a year to orbit the earth, the sun will spend about a month with each rashi. The twelve solar months are the positions of these rashis. The earth's orbit has been broken down into 12 parts. The Rashi are the constellations (nakshatra) that are present in each part of the orbit.

They are – Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius and Pisces.

Note: The earth's orbit is split into two segments, each lasting six months. The northern migration is described as the six months when the northern hemisphere is inclined towards the sun and receives direct sunlight (Uttarayan). The northern hemisphere's inclination is away from the sun for the next six months, and the sun's orientation is east-southwest. The Dakshirayan, or southern campaign, is this.