The latter invincible — lasting victory and unwavering integrity.
| Ruling planet (dasha lord) | Sun |
| Presiding deity | The Vishvadevas (the universal gods) |
| Symbol | Elephant tusk or planks of a bed |
| Gana (temperament) | Manushya |
| Naming syllables (pada 1–4) | Be, Bo, Ja, Ji |
| Position in zodiac | Nakshatra 21 of 27 |
Uttara Ashadha means 'the later undefeated' — the victory that endures. Ruled by the Vishvadevas, the collective universal deities, it grants achievement built on integrity and right effort. Tradition associates this nakshatra with leadership, perseverance, sincerity, a strong sense of purpose and success that is permanent because it is founded on dharma.
If a child is born under Uttara Ashadha nakshatra, tradition suggests a name beginning with one of these syllables, chosen by the Moon's pada (quarter) at birth: Be, Bo, Ja, Ji — one syllable for each of the four padas.