How to Read a Cuspal Interlink Report: KP Sub Lords, Event Promise and Timing
10 November 2026
The Astrometry Cuspal Interlink report applies Krishnamurti Paddhati (KP) rules to answer two questions for each life event: is the event promised in the chart, and when is it most likely to be activated? This guide explains how to read each part of the report in order, so you can follow the reasoning instead of relying only on a verdict.
Start with accurate birth details
KP cusps move quickly, so a few minutes of birth-time error can change a cusp sub lord and therefore a verdict. Enter date, time and place exactly as recorded, and check the time zone and coordinates. If the birth time is uncertain, consider our Birth Time Rectification software first; our checklist on preparing birth details also helps.
1. Chart overview
The report opens with the Ascendant, the Moon and the Vimshottari dasha balance at birth, together with the settings used: ayanamsa, house system and node type. Confirm these first. When you compare two reports, compare them only if these settings match.
2. Cusps and interlinks
Each of the twelve cusps has a sign lord, star lord and sub lord. In KP, the sub lord of a cusp decides whether the matters of that house will fructify, according to the houses its star lord signifies. The interlinks table shows which houses each cusp sub lord connects to. Read it as evidence: a cusp sub lord linked to supportive houses for an event strengthens the promise; links to the houses that negate it weaken the promise.
3. Planets table
The planets section lists each planet's position, star lord and sub lord, and the houses it signifies. These significations are reused when the report looks for dasha and bhukti periods that can deliver an event. For background on significators, read KP Astrology Significators Explained.
4. Predictions: promise first, timing second
Each prediction names an event and gives a promise verdict drawn from the supplied rules. Only when the event is promised does timing become meaningful. Timing is then read from Vimshottari periods whose lords signify the relevant houses. Treat timing windows as periods of activation, not exact dates. Our article on Vimshottari Dasha explains how periods are nested.
5. Past events as a cross-check
The Past Events section lets you compare known events in your life with the periods the rules would have activated. If several past events line up, you can read future windows with more confidence. If they do not, re-check the birth time before relying on forward timing.
Frequently asked questions
Is a promise verdict a guarantee?
No. It is the outcome of a deterministic rule set within KP astrology, not a statistical probability.
Can I use it offline?
Yes. The Cuspal Interlink Desktop Edition calculates locally and exports complete PDFs offline after activation. See how to install and activate a Desktop Edition.
Try it
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