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Elizabeth II

Born 21 April 1926, Mayfair, London, England.

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Date
Birth time
Not used in this dataset
Coordinates
51.5074000°, -0.1278000°
Sun, as stored
Taurus
Data
Published date, time not used

The linked biography reports the birth date and place. This dataset leaves the time blank, so Horospire treats the Moon as date-level data. Open the data source

Elizabeth II's seven placements by sign: Sun in Taurus, Moon in Leo, Mercury in Aries, Venus in Pisces, Mars in Aquarius, Jupiter in Aquarius, Saturn in Scorpio. Sun: Taurus Moon: Leo Mercury: Aries Venus: Pisces Mars: Aquarius Jupiter: Aquarius Saturn: Scorpio
The twelve signs from Aries at nine o'clock. The house's tables give each planet's sign, not its degree, so each is drawn across its sign; the Moon stands at its computed degree, with the band it crosses in the day. No houses: the tables claim no Ascendant.

The seven placements

The seven placements of Elizabeth II, one generation each.
GenerationSign
Sun1st, the individual Taurus by the house's tables
Moon2nd, mother Leo by the house's tables, at noon UTC
Mercury3rd, maternal grandmother Aries by the house's tables
Venus4th, maternal great-grandmother Pisces by the house's tables
Mars5th, maternal great-great-grandmother Aquarius by the house's tables
Jupiter6th, maternal 3rd great-grandmother Aquarius by the house's tables
Saturn7th, maternal 4th great-grandmother Scorpio by the house's tables

Leading element: Fire, Air and Water, 2 of 7 counted placements. Counted from the seven placements.

Repeated sign: Aquarius, 2 of 7 counted placements. Counted the same way.

  • No birth time in this dataset: the Moon is read at noon UTC for the whole day, and no Ascendant is claimed.

From the sources

Elizabeth II was Queen of the United Kingdom and other Commonwealth realms from 1952 until her death in 2022.

Known for 70-year reign, Head of the Commonwealth, United Kingdom's longest-reigning monarch.

From the sources linked here; the biography makes no astrological claim.

  • The seven-generation mapping is Horospire's own modern interpretation.
  • Astrology is presented as symbolic reflection, not science or biography.
  • The current calculation range is 1900 to 2050.
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The house's lens

The house's symbolic lens on each placement: a modern maternal-line vocabulary, not a fact about Elizabeth II or the family.

  1. Sun in TaurusThe individual

    The house reads Taurus here as steadiness, craft, and material continuity. Earth, fixed.

  2. Moon in LeoMother

    The house reads Leo here as creative presence, visibility, and generosity. Fire, fixed.

  3. Mercury in AriesMaternal grandmother

    The house reads Aries here as initiative, courage, and direct action. Fire, cardinal.

  4. Venus in PiscesMaternal great-grandmother

    The house reads Pisces here as imagination, empathy, and porous boundaries. Water, mutable.

  5. Mars in AquariusMaternal great-great-grandmother

    The house reads Aquarius here as independence, systems thinking, and future focus. Air, fixed.

  6. Jupiter in AquariusMaternal 3rd great-grandmother

    The house reads Aquarius here as independence, systems thinking, and future focus. Air, fixed.

  7. Saturn in ScorpioMaternal 4th great-grandmother

    The house reads Scorpio here as depth, privacy, and renewal. Water, fixed.

About the archive

How precise is Elizabeth II's birth data on this page?

The linked biography reports the birth date and place. This dataset leaves the time blank, so Horospire treats the Moon as date-level data.

What is calculated and what is interpreted?

The seven planet-to-sign placements are calculated from the displayed birth inputs. Horospire then applies its own modern maternal-line framework as a symbolic interpretation. The interpretation is not a verified fact about Elizabeth II's family or life.

Does this reading explain Elizabeth II's achievements or experiences?

No. The biography establishes public context, while the chart is a separate symbolic reading. It does not explain ability, personality, health, suffering, relationships, or historical events.

Where can I read more about Elizabeth II?

Use the visible Wikipedia and Wikidata links in the Sources and Limits section. When this dataset includes a timed source, that record is linked there as well.