Saturn's Antardasha inside Sun Mahadasha runs 11 months and 12 days (342 days), the longest sub-period in the whole cycle, testing authority and confidence through delay rather than rewarding them outright.

Jupiter's 9-month, 18-day Antardasha inside Sun's 6-year Mahadasha is a genuine mutual-friend period, a supportive plateau near the midpoint of the cycle, sitting right between the harder Rahu and Saturn stretches on either side.

Rahu's 10-month, 24-day Antardasha inside Sun's 6-year Mahadasha is a genuine mutual-enemy period, one that pits authentic authority against manufactured ambition, and it's the sharpest friction point in this entire nine-part cycle.

Mars Antardasha inside Sun Mahadasha lasts just 4 months and 6 days, a short, energetic, naturally supportive stretch that brings career momentum and drive, with a real risk of impulsiveness if that energy has no outlet.

Moon's 6-month Antardasha inside Sun's 6-year Mahadasha is a genuinely mutual-friend period, the two luminaries of the chart working together rather than in tension, and it's one of the most naturally supportive stretches in this nine-part cycle.

The opening 3 months, 18 days of a 6-year Sun Mahadasha, when Sun runs its own Antardasha and sets the tone for everything that follows.

Jupiter's Antardasha in Saturn Mahadasha lasts 2 years, 6 months, and 12 days, the ninth and final sub-period closing out the full 19-year cycle. A genuinely mutual neutral, Guru-Shani, turns this into a test of whether discipline learned wisdom.

Rahu's Antardasha in Saturn Mahadasha runs 2 years, 10 months and 6 days, the second-longest sub-period in the cycle. The neutral badge undersells it: Saturn and Rahu share a ruling day, co-rule Aquarius, and are genuine allies where it counts.

Saturn Mahadasha's Mars Antardasha lasts 1 year, 1 month, 9 days, pairing two mutual enemies and malefics. Expect hard-won career gains alongside real injury and conflict risk.

Saturn's Moon Antardasha lasts 1 year 7 months. The enmity between them only runs one way, and that asymmetry shapes everything from mood to parental health during this stretch.

Saturn Mahadasha's Sun Antardasha lasts just 342 days, the shortest sub-period in the whole cycle, and pairs two mutual enemies who are literally each other's exaltation-debilitation mirror image.

Venus's Antardasha in Saturn Mahadasha lasts 3 years 2 months, the longest sub-period in this 19-year cycle. A rare, fully mutual friendship between the two planets makes this one of the most reliably favorable stretches in the whole Mahadasha.