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Elizabeth II's Zi Wei Dou Shu chart

Queen of the United Kingdom for 70 years · born April 21, 1926 in London, UK

Britain's longest-reigning monarch, on the throne for 70 years and 214 days. Her Life Palace holds Wu Qu (Li) and Qi Sha (Wang), two upright stars that take on responsibility.

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Leaders · Wu Qu1926 · M3 D10 · Chou hour
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Life Master Wen Qu
Body Master Tian Liang

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Life Palace

You take charge, win people over, and carry big ambitions.

Terms in this palace · Tap for a plain explanation

You take charge, win people over, and carry big ambitions.

Bring that toughness home and two strong wills can collide, so leave room in how you get along.

Stars
Wu Qu NatureYou are resolute and decisive, efficient in what you do and sensible with money. When you dig in, leave a little room for softness.
Qi Sha NatureYou have drive and nerve, the boldness of the General Star. Before you charge ahead, know your way back.
Wu Qu–Qi Sha in Mao/YouClassical texts say Qi Sha bright is full of strategy. Today, it means you are willing to make the call, and your toughness wins people over when you put it to real work.“The Nature of Qi Sha”
For WomenClassical texts say a woman with Qi Sha at Wang holds money and authority, wins people over, and outstrips her spouse in ambition. Today, it means you manage money and make the calls, and in love you should leave room for your partner to decide too.“What Does Qi Sha Govern?”
Uneven LivelihoodClassical texts say a woman with Wu Qu may have plenty but loses it in the end, or else faces a short or violent end. Today, it means guard money that comes fast, and don't gamble with your health or safety.“The Nature of Wu Qu”
Life Master Wen QuYou are naturally expressive and artistic, and you get noticed through expression. Write, speak and make things. Your Life Master sits in your Fortune Palace, so your thoughts often circle around your inner life.
Patterns
Sha Po Lang (Killings, Breaker, Wolf)Your Life Palace sits on the Sha Po Lang line: life moves in big swings and you rarely sit still. Change is your fuel, but always leave yourself a way back.Classic pattern
Huo Ling Jia (Flanked by Fire and Bell)Huo Xing and Ling Xing flank this palace: things here are often interrupted by urgent matters, so set your own pace.Classic pattern
Helpful TrinesSan Fang Si Zheng brings in Wen Chang, Tian Yue and Tian Kui: you have help and resources in your own life, more than this palace alone suggests.
Transformations
Trines: Ke · JiShining in from the Travel Palace opposite (Wen Chang Hua Ke) and the Wealth Palace (Lian Zhen Hua Ji): people readily vouch for you and speak well of you; when things stall over there, they stall here too.
This part follows the Flying Star school: where this palace's stem sends its transformations. It is a different method from the classical reading above.
Lu to ChildrenThe palace stem sends Ju Men Hua Lu into your Children Palace: what your effort brings often ends up with children and younger people.
Ji Clashes BackWhat happens outside tends to come back and shake you, and things go back and forth. Out in the world, aim for steady before fast.
Minor Stars
Tian Yao & Xian ChiYou have a hard-to-name pull and know how to set a mood. Charm is a gift; how far to take it is your call.

The Life Palace is about: Who you are at the core: your temperament and innate makeup. Every chart reading starts here.

Where the chart lines up

An air of authority at two

After meeting her when she was two, Winston Churchill described Elizabeth as "a character. She has an air of authority and reflectiveness astonishing in an infant." In her chart, the Life Palace holds Wu Qu (Li) and Qi Sha (Wang). Wu Qu is an upright, practical star, and Qi Sha has its own views and takes on responsibility. This sense of authority, visible from early childhood, fits this pair of stars in the Life Palace.

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Becoming queen in 1952

In February 1952 (nominal age 27), she became queen of seven independent Commonwealth countries. In that year's annual Four Transformations, Zi Wei takes Hua Quan (Transformation of Power) and enters her natal Career Palace, which holds Zi Wei (Miao). Zi Wei is the chart's ruling star, and Hua Quan is holding power and taking the lead. The ruling star carrying Hua Quan into the Career Palace lines up with her taking the throne that year.

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A seven-month world tour

In 1953 she and Philip set out on a seven-month round-the-world tour, visiting 13 countries, and she became the first reigning monarch to visit Australia and New Zealand. In her chart, the birth-year Wen Chang (Miao) with Hua Ke (Transformation of Fame) falls in the Travel Palace. The Travel Palace covers going out and how one appears away from home, and Hua Ke is reputation and being seen. Leaving a name in faraway places matches this tour.

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Life Palace

Elizabeth II's Life Palace holds Wu Qu and Qi Sha. Xingge's name for this persona: The Financier. With the Wood 3 Bureau, that makes the Wood 3 · Wu Qu type among Xingge's 75.

Wu Qu · The Financier ›Wood 3 · Wu Qu type ›

Birth-year transformations

The stem of Elizabeth II's birth year transforms four stars:

Birth data

Local time 1926-04-21 02:40, from Astro-Databank, Rodden rating AA (birth certificate or record). In true solar time at the birthplace that is 01:41, the Chou hour.

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