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Armand-Jean du Plessis, duc de Richelieu — Birth Chart

Armand-Jean du Plessis, duc de Richelieu was born on 9 September 1585 in Paris, with the Sun in Virgo and the Moon in Pisces.

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Planet positions

BodyPosition
Sun16°32′ Virgo
Moon21°07′ Pisces (±12.0° across the day)
Mercury25°45′ Virgo
Venus3°33′ Leo
Mars1°54′ Scorpio
Jupiter10°40′ Gemini
Saturn17°52′ Aries
Uranus2°27′ Pisces
Neptune26°25′ Cancer
Pluto8°37′ Aries
North Node6°41′ Scorpio
Chiron26°11′ Aries
Lilith25°20′ Aquarius

No birth time is on record. This chart is cast for noon local time, which is the usual convention. The Sun and the outer planets barely move in a day, so those positions are reliable. The Moon travels up to ~13° in twenty-four hours, so it is shown as the range it covers. Houses, the Ascendant and the Midheaven need an exact time and are therefore not shown at all rather than guessed.
Missing your own birth time? Birth-time rectification narrows it from dated events in your life — which is why it can be done for your chart and not for this one.
Birth data: Wikidata (CC0) — Rodden rating XX (date known, time unknown).

Aspects

BodyAspectBodyOrb
NeptuneSquareChiron0°14′
MercuryQuincunxLilith0°25′
MercuryQuincunxChiron0°26′
MarsTrineUranus0°33′
MercurySextileNeptune0°40′
ChironSextileLilith0°51′
NeptuneQuincunxLilith1°05′
VenusQuincunxUranus1°06′
NeptuneQuincunxtruelilith1°08′
SunQuincunxSaturn1°20′
ChironSextiletruelilith1°21′
VenusSquareMars1°39′
MercuryQuincunxtruelilith1°48′
PlutoQuincunxNorth Node1°56′

Chart shape

The ten planets form a Locomotive pattern — the planets occupy roughly two thirds of the wheel, with a third of it empty. That describes how the bodies are spread around the wheel: a property of the chart, not a statement about anyone.

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