The Houses and what they govern in Mundane Astrology

1st the nation and its people, the image of the nation

2nd home trade, money market, banks and financial institutions, national wealth

3rd transport, bridges, communications, postal service, education, media, authors,

literature

4th land, houses, agriculture, farming, crops, mines, coal pits, minerals, quarries, the
weather, the opposition party in government

5th theatre, arts, places of entertainment, sports, fashion, leisure, children, speculative
interests, Stock Exchange, colonies, dependencies

6th public health, sanitation, food, national service, army, navy, police, civil service, trade
unions, working class

7th foreign relations, treaties and/or disputes, business relationships, agreements

8th taxes, deaths, probate, inheritance, losses, international finance, multi-national

corporations

9th foreign lands, high seas, ecclesiastical and legal professions, religious affairs and
religion, the church, justice, lawyers, higher education, overseas, publishing

10th the sovereign and their government, prestige of the country, parliament, aristocracy

11th exchequer, allies of the country, local government

12th hospitals, prisons, institutions. any place of confinement, detention, charities; secret
groups, enemies within
The Planets and what they rule in Mundane Astrology

Sun The monarch, Prime Minister, President or other leading authority, government

Moon General public and their opinions, families, community, women, agriculture

Mercury Education, communication, literature, media, advertising

Venus The arts, music, theatre, pleasures, fashion, cinema

Mars Armies, engineering, aggression and violence, war

Jupiter Religion, priests and anything connected. Law, courts and justice, aristocracy,
publishing, overseas travel

Saturn Traditions, history, authority, order, stability, mines, deaths

Uranus Changes, revolutions, anarchy, innovations, technology, earthquakes

Neptune Reform, ideals, trends, arts

Pluto The underworld, detectives, disruption, decline, regeneration