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Well, I've said everything I can think of to say about the 1043 chart. All I know is, it seems to work as well for me as the 1066 chart does for others. I just one more interesting thing to show. I mentioned it before, but seeing it visually really stands out... http://i.imgur.com/mIMVNOp.gif Three ...

Yeah, that's an interesting chart. I never really studied the Battle of Hastings itself as much as the outcome and the things leading up to it. It is primarily a 17th century and earlier English character that I'm trying to establish. I know all about the Victorian Era character. What's interesting ...

Well, the next event that comes to mind after this is the founding of Jamestown in 1607, often considered the beginning of history in American schools unless they decide to mention Roanoke. It should still count as English history at this point, right? 927 chart: http://i.imgur.com/eNRs0cP.gif Trans...

Well, the next one that comes to mind is the Act in Restraint of Appeals. This was the break with Rome that allowed Henry to get a divorce. I had a really hard time finding a date for this. Most sources only say first week of April. But I did find a source that claims 7 April 1533. http://www.histor...

I've been researching William the Conqueror and Harold Godwinson's claims to the throne... honestly, it seems like William has a reasonable claim to the throne. But it's an extremely contentious issue because either or both of them could have been lying. The thing is, I think a 1066 chart seems to b...

I was thinking that the 1043 chart seemed strongest. Someone showed me this chart on another forum when I asked why some people think England is an Aries country. He claimed that he'd heard a rumor from an astrologer that this date was considered relevant by someone back in the 17th century, but was...

Well, testing an older chart against such a modern event might not work out. But let's see what happens. 927 chart: http://i.imgur.com/P0WKUHJ.gif Transiting AC near Sun, Mercury, and MC. Transiting Mars opposing Moon, Mars, and Jupiter. Transiting Jupiter near AC. 973 chart: http://i.imgur.com/FYCF...

The horoscopes use his coronation at Christmas, I believe. I haven't seen any that use the actual invasion itself. I am aware of Cnut's North Sea empire, and one of the justifications for a 1043 chart is that the previous incarnation of England associated with Wessex would have been subsumed into th...

I'm not really sure that we need to go all the way back to the founding of the House of Wessex. I'm thinking more along the lines of when England was politically unified as a country. The dates I've seen are: Some undefined time in 829 by King Egbert of Wessex. 12 July 927 by King Athelstan at Eamon...

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