Mars in the 10th House

Karma Bhav — career, status, authority

Favourable Results

The native (the person whose chart it is) is valorous, majestic, of firm body, brave, benevolent, charitable, enthusiastic, of good character, and self-restrained, but proud. He is popular, and especially dear to women. This Mangala (Mars) produces Raja yoga (a planetary combination conferring royal status, power, and prosperity). Through the wealth (dhana) earned by his valour and the strength of his own arms, he raises his family line (kula) to prominence. Such a native is revered by the people. Even if he is born into a lowly family, he is as commanding as a lion. He becomes a landholder (bhumipati) and attains honour and wealth in royal circles (rajkula). Success kisses his feet. Work connected with surgery, fire (agni), the army and the police, and weapons (shastra) proves profitable for him. Such a native enjoys the happiness of sons (putra sukha). Sometimes he travels far from his land of birth (janmabhumi). He takes interest in dharma (righteous duty) and remains absorbed in practices such as yoga, sadhana (spiritual discipline), and dhyana (meditation). Often the number of his brothers is the same as the number of his paternal uncles (taya and chacha, the father's elder and younger brothers). The life of his brother, especially his elder brother, is the foundation of his fortune (bhagya).

Unfavourable Results

The native is cruel, poor, and wicked. He keeps company with base people. His intellect is like that of thieves. The moment gold is sold in the household, the family's financial condition is ruined. He is seldom blessed with domestic happiness. His sons, too, are not of good nature. If Mangala is in an enemy sign (shatru rashi), it proves harmful (anishtakari) for the father (pita).