Elizabeth Taylor
एलिज़ाबेथ टेलर · Actress · British-American · 1932 – 2011
The signature
The three pillars an astrologer reads first — ascendant, Moon, and Sun.
Scorpio
20° rising
Libra
Vishakha nakshatra · pada 1
Aquarius
14° in sign
Birth charts
D1 (Rasi) shows the life as lived; D9 (Navamsa) shows its inner strength.
D1 · Rasi
D9 · Navamsa
Planetary positions
| Planet | Rashi | House | Dignity | Nakshatra |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sunvargottama | Aquarius 14°23′ | 4th | Enemy | Shatabhisha · p3 |
| Moon | Libra 22°50′ | 12th | Neutral | Vishakha · p1 |
| Marscombust | Aquarius 8°40′ | 4th | Neutral | Shatabhisha · p1 |
| Mercuryvargottamacombust | Aquarius 14°34′ | 4th | Neutral | Shatabhisha · p3 |
| Jupiter(R) | Cancer 22°16′ | 9th | Exalted | Ashlesha · p2 |
| Venus | Pisces 24°16′ | 5th | Exalted | Revati · p3 |
| Saturn | Capricorn 7°24′ | 3rd | Own sign | Uttara Ashadha · p4 |
| Rahu(R) | Pisces 4°22′ | 5th | — | Uttara Bhadrapada · p1 |
| Ketu(R) | Virgo 4°22′ | 11th | — | Uttara Phalguni · p3 |
Yogas in the chart
Classical combinations present at birth, and the Mahadasha that ripened each one.
Raj Yoga
The connection between a kendra lord and a trikona lord creates Raj Yoga — one of the most powerful combinations for success, recognition, and elevated status in life. This yoga supports authority and meaningful achievement.
- Saturn (lord of H4) in mutual aspect with Jupiter (lord of H5) in CapricornJupiter MD · 1932–1944
Dhana Yoga
The 2nd lord (wealth and family resources) placed in a kendra or trikona brings financial stability through personal effort and favourable circumstances.
- Jupiter (2nd lord) strongly placed in house 9 (Cancer)Jupiter MD · 1932–1944
Gaja Kesari Yoga
Jupiter in a kendra from Moon creates Gaja Kesari — a yoga of wisdom, reputation, and lasting influence. It brings respect in social circles, good judgment, and the ability to inspire others.
- Jupiter in Cancer (house 10 from Moon, house 9 from Lagna)Jupiter MD · 1932–1944
Key turning points
Each turning point against the planetary period that was running, and why it fits.
Became a teenage star with National Velvet
1944Breakthrough public-recognition milestone
Won first Academy Award for BUtterfield 8
17 Apr 1961First Oscar and institutional acting recognition
Starred in Cleopatra
1963Career-defining spectacle and celebrity-intensity milestone
Won second Academy Award for Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
10 Apr 1967Second Oscar and critical peak
Co-founded the American Foundation for AIDS Research
1985Philanthropic mission and public-advocacy pivot
Died in Los Angeles
23 Mar 2011End of life and legacy transition
Her life in dashas
Every documented event sits inside the planetary period running at the time — open a chapter to drill into its Antardasha and Pratyantardasha.
Antardasha · sub-periods
Life events in this chapter
The life
Dame Elizabeth Rosemond Taylor was a British and American actress who began as a child performer and became one of the major stars of classical Hollywood cinema. Her films included National Velvet, A Place in the Sun, Giant, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Cleopatra and Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
Taylor won two Academy Awards for Best Actress and became one of the world's highest-paid film stars in the 1960s. Later in life she became a prominent HIV/AIDS activist, co-founding amfAR and founding the Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation.
Wikipedia; Encyclopaedia Britannica
Educational analysis built on a verified (AA) birth record. The chart is calculated (Lahiri ayanamsa); life events are drawn from public sources. Mastroify does not claim the planets caused these events — they show how Vedic timing maps onto a documented life.
Birth data: Astro-Databank.