1138 Aleppo Earthquake

[Jim Eshelman]

October 11, 1138, time unknown, near Aleppo, Syria at 36N13, 37E10
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1138_Aleppo_earthquake

Third deadliest earthquake in history. Death count was especially high in Aleppo. (The historic account of 230,000 is now considered a wrong combining of the death toll with other quakes in the year before.) No time is given, so I'm using noon.

Probably this was magnitude 7 and caused a tsunami. A smaller quake occurred the day before. The quake was bad enough, but started a "domino effect" on the economy and government described in the linked article above.

The Capsolar's climax for the day is awesome.

Year: Capsolar {+2 at least}
Mars on Dsc 1°01'
Pluto on Asc 2°53'
Venus more widely foreground
-- Ma/Pl on horizon 0°56'
-- -- -- Mars-Pluto op 3°54'
-- Venus-Mars co 1°43'
-- Ve/Pl on angles 0°35'

NOTE: Uranus on Vx -1°24': I'm guessing it's PVP square Mars-Pluto

Bridge {+2}
t Mars co Capsolar Asc 0°21'

Quarter: Libsolar {+1 at least}
Sun on N 0°39'
Jupiter widely foreground
-- Sun sq non-fore Saturn 2°10' M
Moon-Uranus 0°17'
Moon-Mercury sq 2°16'
Moon-Saturn op 2°26'
Moon-Venus sq 2°49' M

Month: Caplunar {+2}
Mars on Z 0°34'
Pluto barely foreground

Week: Liblunar (Silent.)
Week: Canlunar (Silent.)

Week: Arilunar {+1 or +2}
Moon on WP 0°38'
Sun and Venus more widely angular
-- Uranus-Neptune sq 0°24' PVP
-- Sun-Venus co 2°01'

Day: Capsolar Quotidian & Transits {+2 / +2 = +3}
p MC op t Mars 0°47'
p Asc sq t Pluto 1°01'
-------------------------
t Mars co s Asc 0°21'
t Mercury sq s MC 1°52'

Day: Cansolar Quotidian {0}
p MC co s Mercury 0°23'

[SteveS]

Jim wrote:

Year: Capsolar {+2 at least}
Mars on Dsc 1°01'
Pluto on Asc 2°53'
-- Ma/Pl on horizon 0°56'

Bingo, par-excellent symbolism for the master chart of the year!!!

[Jim Eshelman]

Bingo, par-excellent symbolism for the master chart of the year!!!

Thanks. The daily timing wasn't bad either, with transiting Mars and Pluto on CapQ angles the same day that transiting Mars crossed Capsolar Ascendant! It was Mars-Pluto all the way through.

[SteveS]

Yep!