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Saturn Rahu Conjunction

The document outlines significant historical events that coincide with the Saturn/Rahu conjunction across various periods. Each entry lists the exact date, corresponding Nakshatra, and notable events such as wars, natural disasters, and political upheavals. The timeline spans from the early 1800s to recent years, highlighting the recurring theme of turmoil and change during these astrological alignments.

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Saturn Rahu Conjunction

The document outlines significant historical events that coincide with the Saturn/Rahu conjunction across various periods. Each entry lists the exact date, corresponding Nakshatra, and notable events such as wars, natural disasters, and political upheavals. The timeline spans from the early 1800s to recent years, highlighting the recurring theme of turmoil and change during these astrological alignments.

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Karmic Confluence:

Historic Events Coinciding with the Saturn/Rahu Conjunction


Date Exact Nakshatra Rahu/Saturn in Corresponding Events
(Exact conj.) the Same Sign
1. Peninsular War (Napoleonic
occupation of Spain)1
2. U.S. bans transatlantic slave trade
(Jan 1, 1808)
June – October
Aug 17, 1808 Vishakha 3. Battle of Bailén – First French defeat
1808
(Jul 21)
4. Multiple Volcanic Eruptions lead to
global cooling making the 1810’s the
coldest decade in the past 500 years.
1. Colombian Independence
Uttara April 1819 – 2. Rann of Kutch Earthquake, India
Mar 10, 1820
Bhadrapada November 1820 3. Spanish Revolution
4. Portugal Revolution
1. Belgian Revolution
2. November Uprising (Poland)
3. Zavaritski Volcanic Eruption (led
August 1830 – to global temperatures going down 1
May 25, 1831 Magha
July 1831 degree C. leading to crop failures and
worldwide famines.)
4. Nat Turner Slave Rebellion

1. Mount St. Helens Eruption


2. Guadalupe Earthquake
3. The treaty of Nanjing- (Ends the
Purva June 1842 – Feb
Nov 27, 1842 First Opium War and begins China’s
Ashadha 1843
“Century of Humiliation”, and a period
of greater engagement with the West.)

1. Crimean War,
2. Commodore Perry’s Expedition to
Japan (Shattered Japan’s centuries-old
feudal system, setting it on the path to
May 1853 – becoming a global power.)
Apr 26, 1854 Krittika
October 1854 3. Taiping Rebellion (ongoing,
ultimately killing 20 M)
1. Lincoln's Assassination
2. American Civil War Ends
October 1864 – 3. Calcutta Cyclone (70,000 dead)
Jul 27, 1865 Chitra
August 1865 4. Second Schleswig War
5. Paraguayan War.

1. North China Famine


July 1876 – 2. Russian-Turkish War
Feb 28, 1877 Shatabhisha
January 1878 3. Great Railroad Strike (Paralyzes
USA)
1. Yellow River Flood (China)
2. Bandai Volcano Eruption
June 1887 –
May 24, 1888 Pushya 3. Great Famine (India)
December 1888
4. North China Famine,
5. Global Drought and Famine
1. Second Boer War
2. Thousand Days’ War (Colombia)
October 1899 – 3. Boxer Rebellion (China)
Nov 1, 1899 Jyeshtha
November 1899 4. Philippine American War
escalation.
5. Marconi’s first radio signal
1. Xinhai Revolution (Ended 2000
years of imperial rule in China)
2. Standard Oil Anti-Trust Decision
September 1910 –
May 2, 1911 Bharani 3. Portugal Monarchy Overthrown
February 1912
4. Mexican Revolution
5. Yangtze River Flood Kills 100,000
6. Superconductivity discovered
1. Hitler became the Fuhrer of Nazi
Party
Uttara August 1921 –
Jul 15, 1922 2. USSR Formation
Phalguni January 1923
3. Russian Famine (5 million died)
4. Ottoman Empire Abolished
1. Hitler consolidates total power
November 1933 – 2. India Earthquake 12,000 dead
Feb 12, 1934 Dhanishtha
March 1934 3. Australian Civil War begins
4. Dust Bowl (intense dust storms USA)
1. Peak of Death Camp atrocities by
2. Nazis
October 1944 –
May 27, 1945 Ardra 3. First Nuclear Bombs (Japan)
April 1946
4. End of WWII.

1. Civil Rights Movement (Rosa Parks)


November 1955 – 2. Suez Crisis
Oct 8, 1956 Anuradha
February 1957 3. Hungarian Revolution
4. Sudanese independence
1. Martin Luther King and Bobby
Kennedy Assassinations
2. Tet Offensive in Vietnam
January 1968 – 3. Soviet Invasion of Czechoslovakia
Apr 30, 1968 Revati
March 1969 4. Iran Earthquake (12,000 deaths)
5. Worldwide student protests.

1. Iranian Revolution
2. Afghan uprisings lead to Soviet
Invasion of Afghanistan
3. Idi Amin Overthrown in Uganda
4. Sandinista Revolution (Nicaragua)
Purva December 1978 –
Jul 7, 1979 5. Winter of Discontent in Britain
Phalguni November 1979
(widespread strikes by workers).
6. Oil prices crashed, global energy
crisis
7. Three Mile Island nuclear meltdown
8. Ixtoc Oil Spill
1. Gulf War (Operation Desert Storm),
Uttara December 1990 – 2. Salvadoran Civil War
Jan 20, 1991
Ashadha April 1991 3. Iraq sets fire to the Kuwaiti oil fields.
4. Soviet Union Dissolves
1. Iraq War begins
2. Palestine/Israeli War intensifies
3. Gujarat Riots (India)
February 2002 – 4. Europe Floods (record breaking)
Jun 4, 2002 Mrigashira
March 2003 5. Typhoon Rusa (South Korea)
6. Venezuelan General Strike
7. Bali Bombings
8. Trial of Slobodan Milosevic
1. ISIS Caliphate declared
2. Middle East conflicts
3. Global instability
4. Syrian War intensified
5. Typhoon Haiyan (Philippines, killed
6000 people)
January 2013 –
Sep 16, 2013 Swati 6. Uttarakhand floods and Landslides
July 2014
(India – killed 5000 people)
7. Solomon Islands Earthquake 8.0
8. Nelson Mandela died marking an
end of an era in Civil Rights
9. Russia Annexes Crimea and
disruption of energy supplies to Europe.

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