Louis XVII

Louis XVII

(27 March 1785 – 8 June 1795), born Louis-Charles, was the younger son of King Louis XVI of France and Queen Marie Antoinette. He was age seven when his parents went to the guillotine, on 21 January 1793. The youthful Dauphin was then the king in name until he disappeared from prison in 1795. The official theory is that he was poisoned on or about 8 June 1795, age nine. During the autopsy, the physician Dr. Pelletan was shocked to see the countless scars which covered the body of Louis-Charles. The scars were the result of the physical abuse he suffered while imprisoned. 

The chart is only slightly better than Louis-Joseph's. The hyleg is MO, the SU is cadent; problematic: VE at VIII cuspid, square at MA, and SA squared at MO. SA and MA in IV, relation of VE to MA in VIII: does that mean that the death will come by the fault of the family or in relation with the mother? It can not be said. But intense is the weight of this house IV. Observe in the same way the conjunction of Algol at VE! as well as this radix // SA-VE and that VE is quasi besieged between the 2 antiscia of MA and SA. See also this conjunction between JU and ME (peregrine).

disposition of planets

The worst planet is ME. ALMUTEN score :

ALMUTEN is JU. One more point to mention: that of MO, at 28 ° LIB. In principle, it can be passed to the next sign; of peregrine, she is 'in fall'. Nothing more.

HYLEG score :
The examination of the score shows two ex aequo: MO and SYG; but we can decide between them taking into account that MO is without aspect, whereas SYG presents it.

So, the hyleg is SYG (FM) and the alchocoden is SA, with the questions we have already asked.

Primary directions

- (m) □ VE conj MA

- (m) □ MO conj MA

As we see, the symbolism is dread: there is connection - via the directions - between VE, MA and MO. The interlacing had to prove fatal.