Elizabeth II
Elizabeth II (born Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor; April 21, 1926, 17 Bruton Street, Mayfair, United Kingdom; died 2022), was Queen of the United Kingdom from 1952 to 2022. Elizabeth held office as monarch of the commonwealth realm of Ghana and monarch of the Union of South Africa. Elizabeth's honours include Order of Valour, Order of the Equatorial Star and Order of Sālote Tupou III.
Elizabeth II’s zodiac sign was Taurus, and in the Chinese zodiac they were a Fire Tiger, with Life Path 7 in numerology.
Taurus, and in the Chinese zodiac they were a 
Fire Tiger, with 
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Elizabeth II’s AsterNym identity
The Gilded Lightkeeper
Metal represents precision. Metal-led charts are associated with standards, boundaries, discernment and the ability to remove what is unnecessary. Life Path 7 represents inquiry: study, solitude and the need to understand what others may simply accept.
Metal Day Master (BaZi) × fixed Sun × Life Path 7, on the intuitive plane.
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US rank in 2025
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Americans share it since 1880
1990
its peak year
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Elizabeth’s lucky numbers, colours and stones
Traditional correspondences calculated from AsterNym’s astrology, wuxing and numerology system.
Lucky numbers
7 · 1 · 3 · 4
Lucky colours
Red & Orange
Lucky day
Friday
Direction
↓ South
Season
summer
Stones
Diamond, Diamond, Carnelian
Flower constellation
🌼 Daisy · 🌹 Blush Rose · 🌺 Poppy
White · Blush · Flame orange
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What the chart says
Elizabeth, according to the stars
Core essence
Elizabeth is the steady one, the person whose yes means yes and whose Sunday looks the same as it did last year because it was a good Sunday. The core of Elizabeth is a deep loyalty to what is real: good food, a good bed, people who show up. They move slowly on purpose. Once they have decided something, it is decided, and that is a comfort to everyone around them.
The vibe
Underneath, Elizabeth needs to be adored a little, and there is nothing wrong with that. The Moon in Leo feels things dramatically and generously and wants them noticed. What Elizabeth needs to feel safe is to be chosen out loud: the compliment said in front of people, the text that says you were thinking of them. They repay it tenfold.
How Elizabeth wants to be loved
Elizabeth wants to be loved tenderly. Venus in Pisces is the romantic of the zodiac: soft, giving, a little dreamy, and easily bruised. They love without keeping score and need a partner who will not take advantage of that. Be gentle with Elizabeth, be honest, and they will make the ordinary feel enchanted.
How Elizabeth creates
How Elizabeth makes things happen: they cut to it. A Yang Metal day master is the sword, decisive, principled, allergic to nonsense. Elizabeth creates by clarifying, by deciding, by being the one who says what the thing actually is. Sharp with themselves first. The work is remembering that not every problem needs a blade.
Instinct
Instinct: Elizabeth is bold, a Tiger year, and their gut reaction is to leap. Brave, generous, a bit dramatic, magnetic to be around, and never boring for a second. The Fire year turns the volume up: warmer, bolder, more expressive, harder to overlook.
Purpose
Purpose: Life Path 7 is the seeker. Elizabeth is here to understand, to go deep rather than wide, to keep a private inner world that most people never see. Thoughtful, intuitive, happiest with time alone, and learning to let the right people in.
Triggers
Triggers: being told "because that's how it's done." Mars in Aquarius fights for the idea, the group, the principle, rarely for themselves. Elizabeth goes cool and distant rather than hot, and then does the surprising thing. Point them at a cause and they will rewrite the rules around it.
Computed from Elizabeth's birth date, not guessed. The full working is below.
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You likely think things through before you act. Haste rarely feels safe.
You may wear your feelings openly. What you feel tends to show.
You likely handle some friction right away and let smaller things settle.
You likely balance practical steps with room to imagine further.
You may build trust slowly, letting closeness earn its way in.
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Elizabeth II at a glance
Taurus Sun
Taurus SunComfort first, then everything else.
Elizabeth II's Sun was in Taurus for the whole of April 21, 1926, so no birth time is needed to settle it. Traditional Taurus readings associate the sign with steadiness, sensory pleasure and things that last. Astrologers describe it as the fixed earth sign, ruled by Venus, and read it for loyalty, routine and a slow, deliberate pace. The corresponding tension is resistance to change, described in the tradition as stubbornness that presents itself as principle.
Fire Tiger
Fire TigerLeads by moving.
Elizabeth II was born on April 21, 1926, which falls in a Fire Tiger year of the Chinese calendar. Traditional Tiger readings emphasise courage, presence and the willingness to go first. The Chinese almanacs describe the Tiger as the sign others follow, bright and impulsive, at its best when the stakes are high. The corresponding caution in the tradition is burnout: a sign that burns brightly and, without pacing, burns out, with little left in reserve for the long middle of things.
Life Path 7
Life Path 7Digs under every answer.
Elizabeth II's birth date, April 21, 1926, reduces to Life Path 7 under the numerology method AsterNym uses. Traditional Life Path 7 readings associate the number with inquiry, analysis and solitude: the need to understand what others simply accept. Numerologists describe it as the path of the seeker, reflective and private. The corresponding tension is withdrawal, with the caution that a mind at home in its own company can forget to come out.
What stands out in Elizabeth’s chart
- The tightest major aspect in Elizabeth II's date-only chart is Jupiter opposition Neptune, with an orb of under 1°.
- Six of the ten planets fall in Fixed signs, making Fixed the strongest modality in this chart.
- Elizabeth II combines a Metal Day Master in BaZi with a fixed Sun and a Life Path on the intuitive plane, the combination AsterNym calls The Gilded Lightkeeper.
Elizabeth’s birth chart
Reference chart · birth time unknown
No documented birth time exists for Elizabeth II, so the positions below are checked across the whole birth date, not fixed at noon. The Moon ranges from 10° to 22° Leo depending on the hour. The wheel's houses are a solar chart, counted from the Sun's sign, because the Ascendant needs a time.
No birth time, so the houses are a solar chart: the Sun’s sign counts as house 1. A documented time would place them from the Ascendant instead.
Placements
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The working: aspects, Chiron and the asteroids, dominant planets and configurationsshow
Aspects across every possible birth time
Stable aspects hold for any birth hour. Possible ones depend on the hour, so their orb is a range rather than a number. Orb policy western_v1.
stableMarsoppositionNeptune0.5° to 1.3° orb
Elizabeth’s drive pulls against their imagination from across the wheel. Two ends of one rope.
stableJupiteroppositionNeptune0.5° to 0.6° orb
Elizabeth’s growth pulls against their imagination from across the wheel. Two ends of one rope.
stableVenustrinePluto1.1° to 2.1° orb
Elizabeth’s affections flow straight into their depths. A talent so smooth it can go unnoticed.
stableMarsconjunctionJupiter1.1° to 1.7° orb
Elizabeth’s drive and growth act as one. Wherever one goes, the other is already there.
stableJupitersquareSaturn1.7° to 2.0° orb
Elizabeth’s growth grinds against their discipline. The friction is lifelong. Worked with, it builds real strength.
stableSaturnsquareNeptune2.4° orb
Elizabeth’s discipline grinds against their imagination. The angle that irritates, and the one that teaches.
stableMarssquareSaturn2.9° to 3.7° orb
Elizabeth’s drive grinds against their discipline.
stableSaturntrineUranus2.9° to 3.0° orb
Elizabeth’s discipline flows straight into their need for freedom.
stableMercuryconjunctionUranus7.2° to 7.8° orb
Elizabeth’s mind and need for freedom act as one. Wherever one goes, the other is already there.
possibleMoonoppositionMarsorb from 0.0° to 10.0° depending on birth time
possibleMoonoppositionJupiterorb from 0.0° to 11.7° depending on birth time
possibleMoonconjunctionNeptuneorb from 0.1° to 11.2° depending on birth time
Chart signature
Elements
- Fire3 of 10
- Earth1 of 10
- Air2 of 10
- Water4 of 10
Modalities
- Cardinal2 of 10
- Fixed6 of 10
- Mutable2 of 10
Counted across the ten planets by sign: Water leads this chart.
Elizabeth’s Chiron, Ceres, Eros, Hygiea and Lilith
Four minor bodies and the mean lunar apogee, placed in the same tropical zodiac as the planets above. None of these feed the chart signature, the rarity score or any ranking on this site: they are listed for readers who use them. Chiron, Ceres, Eros and Hygiea positions come from JPL Horizons; Black Moon Lilith is the mean apogee, the point most published Lilith tables use. The readings are the modern tradition’s, not AsterNym’s. Without a birth time the degree is the noon value and the day's movement is shown alongside it.
⚷ ChironAries 28°03′ (moves 0.06° over the day)
centaur (2060) · the wound and what is learnt from it
Chiron in Aries is read as a sore spot around asserting oneself: Elizabeth may have learnt early that going first costs something, and built a way of leading that does not need permission.
⚳ CeresLeo 15°01′ (moves 0.16° over the day)
dwarf planet (1) · how a person nurtures and wants to be nurtured
Ceres in Leo is read as nurture through encouragement and applause. Elizabeth is read as someone who grows people by making them feel seen.
♡ ErosCapricorn 22°18′ (moves 0.30° over the day)
near-Earth asteroid (433) · what draws them and how they desire
Eros in Capricorn is read as desire that respects competence and control. Elizabeth is read as drawn to people who have built something.
⚕ HygieaCancer 16°17′ (moves 0.22° over the day)
main-belt asteroid (10) · health, routine and what keeps them well
Hygiea in Cancer is read as health tied to home, mood and belonging. Elizabeth is read as someone who does not thrive far from a base.
⚸ Black Moon LilithLeo 24°35′ (moves 0.11° over the day)
mean lunar apogee · the part that refuses to be tamed
Black Moon Lilith in Leo is read as a pride that will not perform on demand. Elizabeth is read as most dangerous when underestimated.
Aspects to the asteroids and Lilith
Major aspects only, at a tight 3° orb. The Moon is left out because its position moves 13° across an untimed day.
- Black Moon Lilith square Saturn 0.2°
- Hygiea trine Venus 1.9°
- Black Moon Lilith opposition Jupiter 2.0°
- Eros sextile Saturn 2.1°
- Chiron conjunction Sun 2.5°
- Black Moon Lilith conjunction Neptune 2.5°
Method: JPL Horizons heliocentric vectors, 1700–2100, cubic Hermite interpolation; geocentric, true ecliptic of date, tropical; geometric (no light-time or aberration); Lilith = mean lunar apogee (Chapront/Meeus mean perigee + 180°).
Elizabeth’s dominant planets
Scored from rulerships, dispositors and aspect count. Without a birth time there is no Ascendant or house to score, and the Moon's sign is left out where it could change with the hour.
1. ♀ Venus5 pts
rules the Sun sign, Taurus; disposes Sun; 1 major aspect
2. ♆ Neptune5 pts
disposes Venus, Uranus; 3 major aspects
3. ♂ Mars4 pts
disposes Mercury; 3 major aspects
A Venus-led chart is read as taste and relationship setting the terms: Elizabeth is read as choosing by what is beautiful and who is in the room.
How the score is built
- Rules the Sun sign, Moon sign or Ascendant sign: 3 points each (traditional co-rulers of Scorpio, Aquarius and Pisces score half).
- Sits in a sign it rules: 2 points.
- Disposes another planet (that planet sits in a sign it rules): 1 point each.
- Angular: 2 points in the first or tenth house, 1 point in the fourth or seventh (timed births only).
- Every major aspect it makes: 1 point.
Dominance scoring is an AsterNym method. Other sites weight differently and can name a different leader for the same chart.
Configurations in Elizabeth’s chart
Closed shapes among the ten planets under the site’s one aspect-orb policy. The Moon is excluded without a birth time, so a shape that needs it is not claimed.
T-square onto Saturn · Mars, Neptune, SaturnAn opposition with a third planet squaring both ends. Read as a driving tension that resolves through the apex planet.- T-square onto Saturn · Jupiter, Neptune, SaturnAn opposition with a third planet squaring both ends. Read as a driving tension that resolves through the apex planet.
Minor aspects
semi-sextile 30° (orb 2°), semi-square 45° (orb 2°), quintile 72° (orb 1.5°), sesquiquadrate 135° (orb 2°), biquintile 144° (orb 1.5°), quincunx 150° (orb 2.5°). Pairs already in a major aspect are not repeated. Moon excluded without a birth time.
- Sun quintile Pluto 0.1°
- Uranus biquintile Neptune 0.7°
- Sun semi-square Venus 1.2°
- Mercury semi-square Mars 1.3°
Houses need a birth time. None is documented for Elizabeth II, so no house placements are claimed for the planets or the minor bodies above.
Elizabeth’s family here
2 relatives of Elizabeth II also have charts on AsterNym, run through the same four engines.
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Elizabeth’s cards
Every card is computed from April 21, 1926, none chosen. Tap one to flip it.
♀ Ruled by Venus
Copper Cu
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The working: BaZi pillarsshow
BaZi pillars
Day Master: yang Metal.
Year
丙
yang Fire
寅
Tiger
Wood
roots & early life
Month
壬
yang Water
辰
Dragon
Earth
work & drive
Day
day master
庚
yang Metal
辰
Dragon
Earth
you & partnership
No birth time is on public record for Elizabeth II, so this chart has three pillars rather than four. The hour pillar, the rising sign and the birth-sky star all need a time, and we would rather leave them out than invent one.
Where this data comes from
Elizabeth’s birth date and birthplace come from Wikidata Q9682, released under CC0, as do the occupations, works, teams and awards in the biography above. No documented birth time is available, so this chart is rated X on the Rodden scale, the astrological convention for how well evidenced a birth time is. Time-dependent results use a clearly labelled reference time and should not be read as their exact birth chart. Entries are matched to Wikidata by entity id rather than by name, kept only at day precision, and dropped where sources disagree on the date.
Portrait by Donald McKague, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.
The same Elizabeth II at Wikipedia, IMDb, YouTube and MusicBrainz.
Roster last reviewed September 10, 2026. Every entry is checked against its Wikidata record; where a person shares a name with someone else, the entity id is what settles which of them this is. What we will not tell you sets out the claims this site refuses to make.
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Quick answers about Elizabeth II’s chart
- What zodiac sign was Elizabeth II?
- Elizabeth II was a Taurus: born April 21, 1926, which puts the Sun in Taurus for the whole of that day. That is the Western star sign. In the Chinese zodiac they were a Fire Tiger.
- What was Elizabeth II's Chinese zodiac animal?
- The Tiger, with the Fire element, from the Chinese lunar year of the April 21, 1926 birth.
- What time was Elizabeth II born?
- No reliably documented birth time is public, so AsterNym does not calculate an Ascendant. This chart uses date-only positions: the wheel shows a reference solar chart (the Sun's sign as house 1), and the Ascendant is left uncomputed instead of guessed from an unverified time.
- How tall was Elizabeth II?
- Elizabeth II was 1.63 m (5 ft 4 in) tall, per the height recorded on Wikidata.
- What was Elizabeth II's Life Path number?
- Life Path 7, calculated in numerology from the April 21, 1926 birth date.
- What was Elizabeth II's Chiron sign?
- Chiron in Aries at 28°. Position from JPL Horizons for the April 21, 1926 birth date.
- Where was Elizabeth II's Black Moon Lilith?
- Mean Black Moon Lilith in Leo at 24°. This is the mean lunar apogee; the osculating Lilith some tables use can sit up to 30° away.
- What was Elizabeth II's dominant planet?
- Venus, on AsterNym's dominance score (5 points: rules the Sun sign, Taurus; disposes Sun; 1 major aspect). Neptune is second and Mars third. Other sites weight rulerships and aspects differently and can name a different leader.
