CAROLUS V (3)

CAROLUS V (3)

See :
- http://primarydirections.blogspot.com/2017/04/charles-quint.html
- http://primarydirections.blogspot.com/2017/09/carolus-v.html

I come back again to the natal chart of CAROLUS V, in connection with a more precise birth time, found in the Astronomicum Caesareum at Apianus: 16:40; Moreover having further developed my technique of research of the direct sense or converse of the directions, it allows me to propose results which seem to me more elaborate. I first recall this excerpt from Apianus :

and here is the Carolus V's genitura extracted from the Astrologiae ratione and experientia refutatae liber ... by Hemminga, Sixtus (Antverpia, 1583) p. 29.

I. Natal chart

The hyleg is SU (in Campanus but VE is probably the ALMUTEN). MA is debilitated (TAU) in spite of angular (VII). MO is saturated with Saturnine rays and also exchanges a mundane square with SA. The conjunction ME-JU is not good, because ME is debilitated (PIS). VE (exalt) and JU are strong, notably JU.

Morinus put MA for ALMUTEN in spite of its bad celestial condition (VE has quiet similar score see : Ibn-Ezra, Omar and Lilly).

II. Primary directions : 1558

A. SA conj SU

1. parameters

2. analysis

3. result
zodiacal

mundane

D --> M D Placidus 1/EQU orb 0.16.

B. MA conj VE

1. parameters

2. analysis

3. result
zodiacal

mundane

D --> Z D Placidus EQU orb -0.46.

C. MO opp MA

1. parameters

2. analysis

the proper lunar motion associated with the indication of the MO as significator may seem contradictory; it is in fact a converse direction as we see it in the results.

3. result
zodiacal

mundane

D --> Z D Placidus 1/AR orb 0.27.

D. square SA conj VE

the mundane square of SA applies to the conjunction of MO; we compute the direction of VE at the conjunction of the square of SA in mundo.

- domitude Campanus SA : 82.79°
- mundane square to ASC : 352.79°
- L(z) mundane square = 273.87° CAPR with latitude (cf. Max Duval 'Les Moyens de pronostic en astrologie', Ed. Traditionnelles, 1985)

1. parameters

2. analysis

3. result
zodiacal

mundane

D --> M C Regio-Campa 1/AR orb -0.16. Observe that it is a converse direction.

conclusion

At the end of this study, we observe primary directional arcs exchanged between the principal points determined a priori (MA, VE, SU). Several uncertainties remain, which can only be solved by statistics:
Why in certain themes direct directions, why in other subjects are the converse directions are operative? It could be that the relative size of the houses is a beginning of answer ...

CAROLUS V

HIERONYMI CARDANI - DE EXEMPLIS CENTUM GENITURARUM

VII

  CAROLUS V(1500-1558)

See Charles V.

• HYLEG MO (I)
• ASC CAPRI, ruler SA 
• ALCHOCODEN JU
• ANAERETE SA, (MA)

Morinus gives ME for ALMUTEN. However, we consider that ME is detrimental, as is the MO and MA.

CAROLUS V was possibly affected by malaria, as evidenced by the comments of F. Mignet (Charles V, his abdication, etc.). Paulin, 1854, chap. VIII]. The Emperor retired towards the end of his life at Yuste, a place lost on the frontiers of Extremadura and Old Castile. He built a residence there near a convent of Hieronymites. There he died of malaria in 1558, after attending his own (anticipated) funeral, which for the Church constitutes a mortal sin. But the Emperor, all his life, has flogged himself to the point of blood, in a spirit of expiation. The agony lasted 21 days, the death occurred on September 21, 1558, around 2 am. 

1)- I begin with the direction C opp SA conj MO. For convenience, it is easier to direct SA opposition rather than MO opposition.

- parameters

direction	promissor	significator
C MO opp. SA	MO	opp. SA
long	279,07 S E	226,14 N E
lat	-2,101	2,023
AR	280,034	224,264
dec	-25,289	-14,775
ha	-1,077	-0,104
OA	244,266	205,220
dom Campa	4,524	283,880
dom Regio	7,174	278,830
Dom Placidus	5,364	277,558
pôle Regio	50,830	10,752
pôle Campa	50,830	10,752
Pôle Placidus	49,537	6,040
DM D|N	D |61,729 - N |118,271	D |5,959 - N |174,04
DA pôle D|N	D |40,711 - N |33,636	D |1,599 - N |30,395
DA	35,767	19,043
SA D|N	D |54,23 N |125,77	D |70,96 N |109,04
D Horiz	7,50	65
Htd*	20,961	11,826
DH**	-5,642	0,504
TS	218,305	14:33:13,2
lat geo,	51,050
eclip	23,505
birth year	1500
event year	1558
*  temporal hour (= 1/6e Sad)	** horary distance, (= mundane positions, see Giuseppe Bezza)

 recall :
C: converse
promissor: mobile point
significator: fixed point
long: longitude
lat: latitude [lat of SA is + hence it is taken by opposition]
AR: right ascension
dec: declination
ha: height
OA: oblique ascension
dom Campa: domitude Campanus
dom Regio: domitude Regiomontanus
dom Placidus: domitude placidus
DM D | N: meridian distance (diurnal, nocturnal)
DA pole D | N: ascensional difference under the pole of the diurnal and nocturnal fixed point
DA: ascensional difference
D horiz: difference from ASC-DSC axis
Htd: temporal hour
DH: horary distance

- results

 The table indicates the presence of three primary zodiacal and mundane directions. No direction is observed with fictitious methods. For recall, see statistic start here.

2)- then, I continue with the direction of SA opp ASC.

The significator is SA; the arc of direction is given by:

OA (SA) - OA (ASC) +360 = 57.67 °. 
  
It must be understood that in this case, it is not the ASC that is directed; one can only direct SA through a converse arc. The direction is thus written: C SA conj DSC.