Chandra Peyarchi — 2028
🌙Every Moon sign visit for 2028 (~156 total) with exact times and peak-dignity windows. Use the month chips to jump to any part of the year.
Note: All calculations use Lahiri Ayanamsa (sidereal) and Swiss Ephemeris for high precision. The Moon changes sign every ~2.25 days, so this year has around 156 sign-visit cards. Peak Exaltation is a short window centred on 3° Taurus; Peak Debilitation is centred on 3° Scorpio.
About Chandra Peyarchi 2028
Chandra Peyarchi 2028 — what this timeline shows
Chandra Peyarchi (சந்திர பெயர்ச்சி) is the Tamil / South Indian term for the Moon's sign change. This calendar shows every Moon sign visit for 2028 as a card, ordered chronologically. Because the Moon moves ~13° per day and stays only ~2.25 days in each sign, 2028 contains around 156 sign-visit cards.
Month-jump chips
Because 156 cards is a lot to scroll through, we've added month-anchor chips at the top of the timeline. Click Jan, Feb, up through Dec to jump directly to the first Moon sign entry in that month. The chip strip stays sticky as you scroll, so you can move around the year without scrolling back to the top.
Peak dignity windows
The Moon is exalted in Taurus (peak at 3° Taurus) and debilitated in Scorpio (peak at 3° Scorpio). Because the Moon moves fast, each peak window is only a few hours wide. Cards for Taurus and Scorpio visits carry a nested sub-event with the exact peak-window start and end times.
Why the Moon doesn't retrograde or combust
The Moon never retrogrades in geocentric view — its motion is always forward. Classical Vedic astrology also does not treat the Moon as combust in daily practice, so this year page has no retrograde bar overlays or combust callouts (unlike the Venus year page). Every card here is a clean forward-motion sign visit.
Related tools
Use the year arrows to page to 2027 or 2029. For a specific date's Moon readout, use Date Lookup. To find when the Moon enters a specific target nakshatra (Rohini, Pushya, etc.), use Find Dates. For live current position, use the Live Tracker.