Krishna Ekadashi Tithi
एकादशी · tithi 26 of 30
Krishna Ekadashi begins when the Moon is 300° ahead of the Sun and ends at 312°. Nanda (joyful) tithis are favoured for celebrations, arts and festivities. Ekadashi is the most widely observed fast in the Hindu calendar, dedicated to Vishnu. The fast is broken on Dwadashi within the parana window.
Attributes
| Paksha | Krishna |
|---|---|
| Number in paksha | 11 |
| Presiding deity | Vishwedeva |
| Type | Nanda |
| Moon–Sun elongation | 300° – 312° |
Find this tithi in your city
The monthly panchang shows the tithi of every day with its end time, and the Hindu calendar lists the vrats that fall on it.
Frequently asked questions
How is Krishna Ekadashi calculated?
A tithi is a 12° step in the Moon's lead over the Sun. Krishna Ekadashi runs from 300° to 312°, so its length varies between roughly 19 and 26 hours with the Moon's speed.
Why can Krishna Ekadashi fall on different dates in different cities?
The civil day takes the tithi current at local sunrise. Sunrise differs by place and time zone, so a tithi that begins before sunrise in one city may begin after sunrise in another.
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