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Queen Elizabeth II's Birth Chart

Queen Elizabeth II was born on April 21, 1926 at 02:40 in London, UK. The chart has the Sun in Taurus and the Moon in Leo, with Capricorn rising.

BornApril 21, 1926
Time02:40
PlaceLondon, UK
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Queen Elizabeth II's Big Three

Here is how Astrologer's interpretation library describes each of these placements, for anyone born with them.

Sun in Taurus: What Stays Built

Your identity is built from what lasts. You become yourself slowly, through the things you keep and the ground you refuse to give up, and people experience you as settled. You are at ease in a body and in the physical world, and your warmth comes out as food, comfort and reliable presence rather than speeches. Change that is forced on you meets a quiet, total resistance, and a life that moves too fast leaves you feeling like a guest in it. What you build stays built.

Moon in Leo: Warmth Needs Witness

You feel things at full volume and want them seen. Being noticed is how care lands for you, a compliment, a remembered birthday, someone's whole attention across a table. You give warmth generously and expect it back in kind, and a lukewarm response reads as a small rejection. Pride keeps you from asking for comfort, so you perform fine while waiting to be asked. When the audience is absent the mood can go flat and sulky, which surprises people who only know the glow.

Capricorn rising: Older Than Your Years

You arrive older than you are. Strangers meet a composed face, a dry manner, a body held carefully, and they assume competence before you have shown any. People give you responsibility early and keep giving it, because you look like someone who carries things to the end. Warmth is there but arrives late, and many people decide you are cold before they reach it. Youth sits awkwardly on you, and age suits you better.

Planet positions in Queen Elizabeth II's chart

PlanetSignDegree
SunTaurus0°12′
MoonLeo12°07′
MercuryAries4°40′
VenusPisces13°57′
MarsAquarius20°52′
JupiterAquarius22°31′
Saturn (retrograde)Scorpio24°27′
UranusPisces27°21′
Neptune (retrograde)Leo22°02′
PlutoCancer12°42′
North Node (retrograde)Cancer20°07′
ChironAries28°01′
AscendantCapricorn21°25′
MidheavenScorpio25°35′

Element and modality balance

Counting ten planets from the Sun to Pluto: Fire 3, Earth 1, Air 2, Water 4. By modality: Cardinal 2, Fixed 6, Mutable 2.

A water emphasis

A water emphasis makes you emotional, intuitive, and sensitive: you feel deeply, attune to others, and navigate life through instinct and empathy.

A fixed emphasis

A fixed emphasis makes you steady and determined: you sustain, persist, and hold your ground, sometimes to the point of stubbornness.

The tightest aspects in Queen Elizabeth II's chart

  • Jupiter opposite Neptune, orb 0°28′
  • Mars opposite Neptune, orb 1°10′
  • Venus trine Pluto, orb 1°15′
  • Mars conjunct Jupiter, orb 1°39′
  • Jupiter square Saturn, orb 1°56′
  • Sun conjunct Chiron, orb 2°11′
  • Saturn square Neptune, orb 2°25′
  • Saturn trine Uranus, orb 2°55′

The three tightest, as the library describes them for anyone born with the same contact:

Jupiter opposite Neptune: Doctrine Versus Mist

Across this axis sit the urge to name the truth and the pull to surrender to what cannot be named. Lean all the way into the first and you get preaching without depth. Lean all the way into the second and you drift with nothing to stand on. Held apart on purpose, each one keeps the other honest, and that balance is where the real spiritual weight lives.

Mars opposite Neptune: Warrior And Mystic

One side wants to fight, compete, and win. The other wants to dissolve, forgive, and let go. Neither shuts up, and mixing them produces the worst version of both: passive aggression, or a fighter with no boundaries. Kept distinct, the fighting stays clean and the compassion stays real, and you can move between them by choice.

Venus trine Pluto: Effortless Magnetic Pull

Depth flows into your charm without a seam, so people sense something under your surface before you say a word. It makes intimacy, negotiation, and anything involving other people's money come easy. Being easy is the catch: this amplifies whatever pattern it runs through, so a healthy bond and a possessive one both feel equally natural.

How this chart was calculated

Every position on this page is calculated with the Swiss Ephemeris for Queen Elizabeth II's recorded date, time and place of birth. The rising sign, the Midheaven and the houses depend on the birth time, so they are only as reliable as the time on record. The interpretations come from the same library Astrologer uses in its own chart readings.

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