
Alexander II of Russia’s birth chart
The 12th EmperorBorn April 29, 1818, Small Nicholas Palace, RussiaDied March 13, 1881
Steady as bedrock.
- SunTaurusThe Gardener
- MoonPiscesor Aquarius
- VenusTaurusThe Keeper
What his chart says about him
Who he was
Sun in Taurus, the Gardener
Steady as bedrock. Takes time to decide, and once something is chosen, it is kept and looked after. His confidence came easily and spread: he thought big, and other people wanted to come along.
The Sun trine Jupiter (wide at 4.5°)
What he needed
Moon in Pisces or Aquarius, the Tide
Soaks up the feelings around him. Needs gentleness, music and time alone to come back to himself. His head and his feelings argued: he knew what he thought before he knew what he felt, or the other way round.
The Moon square Mercury (close at 1.4°) · For a birth before 11:06 a.m., his Moon was in Aquarius.
How he loved
Venus in Taurus, the Keeper
Slow to fall and slow to leave. Wants a love that feels safe, warm and real. Affection and independence needed constant trading off, and he kept renegotiating the terms of his relationships.
Venus quincunx Uranus (almost exact at 0.9°)
How he thought
Mercury in Taurus, the Careful Thinker
Thinks slowly and solidly. A mind, once made up, stays made up. A probing mind: he got to the bottom of things, and his words had power when he chose to use them.
Mercury sextile Pluto (wide at 3.2°)
What drove him
Mars in Cancer, the Defender
Fights hardest for the people closest to him. Works best for a cause that feels personal. Effort and restlessness kept catching each other off guard, and his plans changed at short notice.
Mars quincunx Uranus (close at 2.0°)
The shape of his chart
In his chart, his identity, his mind and his heart (the Sun, Mercury and Venus) gather in Taurus, and that part of life drew his attention first. No air at all, so stepping back to talk a thing through took deliberate effort.
The sky the day he was born
The Moon
Alexander II of Russia was born six days before a new Moon. At noon that day the Moon was 31% lit. Tonight’s Moon
The day
It was a Wednesday, 39 days after the March equinox.
Saturn return
For Alexander II of Russia, Saturn came back to where it stood at his birth in 1877, at 58: his second Saturn return, after the first in 1848. When is yours?
Is yours here?
Signs that click with Taurus
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The chart
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The chart is cast for noon on the day, and everything shown here held all day long.
Alexander II of Russia’s chart in full
Every planet, point, pattern and aspect
More with the Sun in Taurus
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What is Alexander II of Russia’s zodiac sign?
Taurus. Alexander II of Russia was born on April 29, 1818, with the Sun in Taurus, the Gardener. Steady as bedrock. Takes time to decide, and once something is chosen, it is kept and looked after.
What is Alexander II of Russia’s Moon sign?
Pisces or Aquarius. The Moon moved from Aquarius into Pisces at 11:06 a.m. that day, local time: in Aquarius for a birth before then, in Pisces for one after.
What is Alexander II of Russia’s rising sign?
The rising sign needs the birth time to the minute, so this page leaves it out: everything on it held all day on April 29, 1818. Your own chart, cast from your birth time, gives yours.
What is Alexander II of Russia’s Venus sign?
Taurus, the Keeper. Slow to fall and slow to leave. Wants a love that feels safe, warm and real.
How does your chart compare with Alexander II of Russia’s?
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Sources and credits
Date and place of birth: Wikidata, and Alexander II of Russia’s Wikipedia article. The chart is cast for noon on the day.
Photo: Attributed to W. & D. Downey, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. The file and its full credit.
The planets placed from DE440, the ephemeris NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory publishes.
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