Victor Hugo's Zi Wei Dou Shu chart
French writer, author of Les Misérables · born February 26, 1802 in Besançon, France
The French writer of The Hunchback of Notre-Dame and Les Misérables. His Life Palace holds Qi Sha (Wang) and Wu Qu (Li) with Hua Ji (Transformation of Obstruction), and Wen Qu (Wang) sits there too.
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Refusing the amnesty rather than fall silent
When Napoleon III seized power in 1851, Hugo openly called him a traitor to France and then left the country. In 1859 Napoleon III granted an amnesty to all political exiles, but Hugo turned it down, because going home would have meant curbing his criticism of the government. His Life Palace holds Qi Sha (Wang). Qi Sha is a hard, unbending star that does not lower its head easily. Choosing to stay abroad rather than drop his criticism lines up with this star.
Source ↗Entering politics in the Career Palace decade
In 1845 (nominal age 44), King Louis-Philippe named him to the upper chamber as a peer of France, where he spoke against social injustice and for freedom of the press; in 1848 he was elected to the National Assembly of the Second Republic. Nominal ages 44–53 are the Decade Luck of his Career Palace, putting the decade's Life Palace in his natal Career Palace, which holds Zi Wei (Miao) with Hua Quan (Transformation of Power). Speaking with weight in public office lines up with his entry into politics in these years.
Source ↗Writing his major works on Guernsey
From October 1855 to 1870, the Hugo family lived at Hauteville House on Guernsey. During his years on the island he wrote or published some of his best work, including Les Misérables and three highly praised collections of poetry. His Travel Palace holds Tian Fu (Wang) with Hua Ke (Transformation of Fame). The Travel Palace covers life away from home, and Hua Ke stands for reputation and work being seen. Writing his major works while living away fits this pair.
Source ↗More than 4,000 drawings beside his writing
Hugo produced more than 4,000 drawings in his lifetime, about 3,000 of which survive. Drawing began as a casual hobby; later, when he decided to stop writing and concentrate on politics, it became his only creative outlet from 1848 to 1851. His Fortune Palace is an Empty Palace, read through Tan Lang (Xian) in the opposite Wealth Palace. The Fortune Palace covers hobbies and what the mind leans on, and Tan Lang is a star of many talents. A drawing hobby alongside his writing echoes this star.
Source ↗Life Palace
Victor Hugo's Life Palace holds Wu Qu and Qi Sha. Xingge's name for this persona: The Financier. With the Metal 4 Bureau, that makes the Metal 4 · Wu Qu type among Xingge's 75.
Birth-year transformations
The stem of Victor Hugo's birth year transforms four stars:
Birth data
Local time 1802-02-26 22:30, from Astro-Databank, Rodden rating AA (birth certificate or record). In true solar time at the birthplace that is 22:16, the Hai hour.
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