Astrologie

Abdication and coronation

What we wil have to consider

In Beatrix's case her accession and coronation took place on the same day. But it isn't the general rule. The present Queen Elizabeth II ascended to the English throne on the death of her father George VI on february 7th 1952 but her coronarion was celebrated with great pomp and ceremony on June 2nd 1953 (more than a year later).

For'accession' we look at the 1st House. For 'coronation' we will have to look at the 1st, 5th and 10th House.

If January 31st 2013 is the date of the coronation as well, it should show in Prince Willem- Alexanders AH Chart of that date.

In this Chart we see clearly an emphasis on the 1st, 5th and 10th

•     Mars (co ruler of his 1st natal House) on the 10th House!
•     Uranus conjunt the AH Ascendant
•     the floating Mc in the 5th AH House

Further we see:

•     Jupiter , ruler of the 1st AH House, square the floating Mc
•     Jupiter conjunct Mercury, lord of the 10th AH House
•     (with a somewhat larger orb) a Grand Trine between Nnode- Mc and Pluto

Conclusion

Based on the findings I cautiously posit that the day of Queen Beatrix's abdication and coronation of her son prince Willem-Alexander will be:

January 31st 2013

Zodijack©

31-12-2011

The actual date of the change of power: April 30 2013

On January 28th 2013 the queen announced her abdication from the throne. The succession will take place at April 30th 2013. So I was three months off with my assessment. Could I have been more accurate in my estimation? To be honest: "Yes!" Perseverance and looking jùst a little further is always the crux.

Remarkable is that Western Primary and Secondary Directions hardly seem to distinghuish a difference between the two separate dates. Age Harmonics do! The findings concerning you can read here.

Another technique that allows sophisticated predictions is presented byVedic Astrology. Christine Kaspers, a very competent Vedic astrologer, studied the different dates using the "mutual agenda". You can read here findings on this page.

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