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The Historical Ephemeris from -600 to 2200 Astrological tables and historical timelines demonstrating the relationship between world historical trends/events and planetary movements - for the use of historians and astrologers researched and compiled by Palden Jenkins Index & Contents |
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The material contained in this ephemeris leads toward nothing less than a new theory and understanding of the passage of history. Download a zipfile of the Ephemeris here Part One Introduction Astrological groundrules in historical timecycle research 1. Planets and Cycles 2. The Zodiac Signs 3. The Outer Planets 4. The Cycle of Aspects 5. Planetary Cycles and Relationships 6. Configurations and Phenomena Part Two Chronological timelines with astrological data, 600BCE to 2000CE Each period covers one Neptune-Pluto cycle of 495ish years, covered in two tables each cycle. Each table is thus 250ish years long. You can cycle through the tables by clicking NEXT on each table. Click for an introduction. If the tables below don't look quite right on your screen, change the size of the fonts. In IE go to VIEW / TEXT SIZE and in Netscape go to VIEW and 'Increase Font' or 'Decrease Font'. If you wish to print out the tables, it might be worth trying out this test printing page first, to see whether the options on your printer and computer are set right. |
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1. Ancient Period 577 – 83BCE Formative 577-334BCE (105k) Classical 334-83BCE (105k) |
2. Empire Period 83BCE-412CE Earlier 83BCE-163CE (102k) Later 163-412CE (107k) |
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3. Light/Dark Ages 412-905CE Earlier 412-657 (116k) Later 657-905 (103k) |
4. Medieval Period 905-1398CE High 905-1152 (115k) Later 1152-1398 (125k) |
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5. Early Modern Period 1398-1892CE The Renaissance 1398-1643 (193k) Age of Revolutions 1643-1892 (270k) |
6. Global Period 1892 to today Twentieth Century 1892-2000 (145k) |
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Part Three Charts of major outer-planet configurations, 600BCE to 2200CE Part Four Detailed tables of motions for the outer planets Part Five A series of articles on astro-historical timecycles 1. Neptune-Pluto cycles 2. More about Neptune-Pluto cycles 3. Uranus-Neptune cycles 4. Uranus-Pluto cycles 5. Configurations 6. Interesting observations |
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Notes May this journey into the essence of historical time and change be enlightening, and may it contribute to the wider and deeper understanding of world history. This is important, since we are entering a century of choice. Big choice. This is the consequence not necessarily of astrological cycles or influences: it is a consequence of humanity's accumulated actions to this day, within the context of those influences. May this work bring benefit to the future too, for it was my struggle to grapple with the future which led me to study the past, and to seek a deeper organic order in it. If you work on closely-related aspects of astrology and history, we can discuss adding your material to this website, or linking it in, since contrasting and complementing interpretations can be of value. Heartfelt acknowledgements to the following people for their assistance and encouragement in the calculation and compiling of this work: - the late Neil Michelson, San Diego USA, for starting me off with valuable data; - Rob Hand of Astrolabe, Cape Cod USA for providing computing facilities, ideas and encouragement; - Nancy Lavoie of Cape Cod for her help and encouragement; - Steve Hill in New Zealand for facilities and for understanding the importance of this work; and - Sig Lonegren, once of Vermont USA, now defected to Glastonbury, England, a non-astrologer who has practically encouraged this astrologer in his work. May this Historical Ephemeris give you endless hours of fascination and musing! This ephemeris is not available in print-published form. Palden Jenkins Glastonbury, England, 1999. |
The Historical Ephemeris
Two other online books by Palden Jenkins:
