John C. Calhoun
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John C. Calhoun’s birth chart

Vice presidentBorn March 18, 1782, Abbeville, South Carolina, United StatesDied March 31, 1850

Soft-hearted and full of imagination.

  • SunPiscesThe Dreamer
  • MoonTaurusThe Hearth
  • VenusAriesThe Chaser

What his chart says about him

  1. Who he was

    Sun in Pisces, the Dreamer

    Soft-hearted and full of imagination. Picks up on feelings nobody has said out loud. He reached for more than one life could hold: big plans, big promises, and a habit of saying yes before counting the hours.

    The Sun square Jupiter (almost exact at 0.4°)

  2. What he needed

    Moon in Taurus, the Hearth

    Even-tempered and hard to unsettle. Needs calm, touch and things that stay the same. His feelings ran hot and fast, and he protected the people he loved fiercely.

    The Moon conjunction Mars (close at 1.0°)

  3. How he loved

    Venus in Aries, the Chaser

    Falls quickly and wholeheartedly. Needs passion and a little challenge to stay interested. Love felt like something to be earned, and he held back until he was sure of it.

    Venus square Saturn (close at 1.2°)

  4. How he thought

    Mercury in Pisces, the Poet

    An intuitive, imaginative mind. Thinks in images and picks up what is left unsaid. Big ideas and loose details: he thought on a large scale, and the small print was where things got away from him.

    Mercury square Jupiter (wide at 3.5°)

  5. What drove him

    Mars in Taurus, the Stayer

    Slow to start and impossible to stop. He worked steadily, built things to last and did not give up under pressure.

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The sky the day he was born

  • The Moon

    John C. Calhoun was born five days after a new Moon. At noon that day the Moon was 19% lit, in Taurus. Tonight’s Moon

  • The day

    It was a Monday, one day before the March equinox.

  • Mercury retrograde

    Mercury was retrograde all the day John C. Calhoun was born, as it was on 67 days of 1782. How often the famous were

  • Venus retrograde

    Venus was retrograde all the day John C. Calhoun was born, as it was on 42 days of 1782. How often the famous were

  • Saturn return

    For John C. Calhoun, Saturn came back to where it stood at his birth in 1841, at 58: his second Saturn return, after the first in 1812. When is yours?

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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.

John C. Calhoun’s chart in full

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Questions about his chart

What is John C. Calhoun’s zodiac sign?

Pisces. John C. Calhoun was born on March 18, 1782, with the Sun in Pisces, the Dreamer. Soft-hearted and full of imagination. Picks up on feelings nobody has said out loud.

What is John C. Calhoun’s Moon sign?

Taurus, the Hearth. Even-tempered and hard to unsettle. Needs calm, touch and things that stay the same.

What is John C. Calhoun’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 March 18, 1782. Your own chart, cast from your birth time, gives yours.

What is John C. Calhoun’s Venus sign?

Aries, the Chaser. Falls quickly and wholeheartedly. Needs passion and a little challenge to stay interested.

How does your chart compare with John C. Calhoun’s?

Set your chart beside John C. Calhoun’s and see how the two meet, area by area: as friends, in love, in how you talk, working together and under one roof. It is free.

Sources and credits

Date and place of birth: Wikidata, and John C. Calhoun’s Wikipedia article. The chart is cast for noon on the day.

Photo: Rembrandt Peale, 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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