Viktor Orbán birth chart without an exact birth time

Birth data

Viktor Orbán was born on May 31, 1963, in Székesfehérvár and spent his childhood in the villages of Alcsútdoboz and Felcsút. He was Prime Minister of Hungary in 1998-2002 and 2010-2026. There is no exact birth time, so the chart is cast for noon. Its most visible features are the Sun in Gemini on the royal star Aldebaran, in a near-exact square to Pluto, and a yod with Jupiter at its apex.

What is known and what is not

All sources agree on the date and town: Wikidata, Hungarian Wikipedia, Encyclopædia Universalis, Astro-Databank and Astrotheme give May 31, 1963, Székesfehérvár. The hospital is not known, so the coordinates are those of the town centre.

There is only one time. Astro-Databank gives 2:00 p.m. and says the data collector Lepoivre quotes Orbán's mother: "about 2:00 PM". Astrotheme gives the same time and adds that his mother sent it by email. This is one channel, not two sources: Philippe Lepoivre de Vesle founded Astrotheme, and the Astro-Databank entry rests on his report. The email itself has not been published, and we found no quote with a birth time in the Hungarian press.

Both databases rate the time A, because it comes from the family. But "about 2" is an approximate time with no minute; under our rule an approximate time gets Rodden rating C and does not become the main time. At 2:00 p.m. the Ascendant is about 9° Libra, and from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. it stays in Libra, so if the version is right, the Ascendant sign is fairly stable.

The chart is cast for 12:00 noon Central European Time (UTC+1); Hungary had no daylight time in 1963. It has no houses, Ascendant or MC (more on charts without a time). We do not give the Moon's degree, but its sign is certain: the Moon stayed in Virgo all day.

The Sun on Aldebaran

The Sun at 9°17′ Gemini sits on Aldebaran: at noon less than a minute of arc away, and within a few minutes at any hour of the day. Aldebaran, the eye of the Bull, is one of the four royal stars of the tradition; Ptolemy gave it the nature of Mars, and astrologers link it with courage and directness.

The Sun is also in square to Pluto at 9°33′ Virgo with an orb of 0°16′. Astrologers read a Sun-Pluto square as a strong will and a habit of going all the way. Gemini adds words, quick reactions and a taste for debate.

A yod with Jupiter at the apex

Neptune at 13°37′ Scorpio and Pluto form a sextile with an orb of 4°03′. Jupiter is quincunx Neptune with an orb of 1°13′. Jupiter is quincunx Pluto with an orb of 2°49′. Together this is a yod, a figure of two quincunxes that meet at Jupiter in Aries.

Astrologers read the yod as a figure of constant adjustment: the apex keeps adapting to two planets it has no common language with. Jupiter, the planet of conviction and expansion, is in Aries here, and tradition links such an apex with a sense of a special mission that has to be revised again and again.

Mars on Regulus

Mars at 28°36′ Leo sits 0°42′ from Regulus, the royal star at the heart of the Lion. Tradition links Regulus with leadership, success and public recognition.

Mars forms a conjunction with Uranus at 1°21′ Virgo with an orb of 2°45′, though the two planets are in different signs. Astrologers associate a Mars-Uranus link with abrupt decisions and a tendency to act unexpectedly.

Venus and Mercury in Taurus

In the noon chart the tightest aspect joins Venus at 15°00′ Taurus and Chiron at 14°45′ Pisces: a sextile with an orb of 0°14′. Venus is in its own sign in Taurus, but Venus is also in opposition to Neptune with an orb of 1°22′. Mercury at 21°44′ Taurus squares Saturn at 23°06′ Aquarius with an orb of 1°21′. Mercury sextiles the North Node with an orb of 0°23′. Tradition reads a Mercury-Saturn square as cautious, demanding thinking that weighs every word for a long time.

Events often compared with the chart

• March 30, 1988: co-founds Fidesz with fellow students of the Bibó college in Budapest.
• June 16, 1989: speaks for the young generation at the reburial of Imre Nagy and the martyrs of 1956 in Heroes' Square, Budapest.
• April 6, 2014: declares victory in the parliamentary election, keeping a two-thirds majority.
• April 3, 2022: wins a fourth consecutive term in the parliamentary election.
• April 12, 2026: concedes defeat to Péter Magyar's Tisza party after 16 years as prime minister.
• May 9, 2026: Péter Magyar is sworn in as prime minister, ending Orbán's term.
• June 13, 2026: re-elected leader of Fidesz at a party congress.

These dates are given as starting points for your own work with transits. We do not make predictions about the health, court cases or future elections of living people.

Planet positions

Calculation: Swiss Ephemeris core-2026.11.07.

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Aspect patterns and fixed stars

Patterns are found from the aspects in the table above, stars by a conjunction within 1°.

• Yod: Neptune and Pluto, apex Jupiter
• Aldebaran: Sun, orb 0°00′
• Regulus: Mars, orb 0°42′

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