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Michael I Romanov
First Tsar of the Romanov dynasty, chosen by the Zemsky Sobor, the Treaty of Stolbovo, the Truce of Deulino — and a dynasty that lasted 304 years, until 1917. Born in Moscow on the eve of the Time of Troubles, the boy was separated from his parents at five when his family fell, and his father was later held captive in Poland. In 1613, at sixteen, he was chosen for a ruined throne that no one else would take. His father returned to rule beside him as Great Sovereign; brides entered his life and were lost; the Smolensk War ended in defeat. Yet the crown passed to his son Alexei and on to his grandson Peter the Great. What overlapped on 21 July 1613, the day of the coronation that opened three centuries, and on the day he died at forty-nine? We read it against the phases of destiny and time.
At a Glance
The case
- Subject
- Michael I Romanov — First Tsar of the Romanov dynasty
- Period analysed
- 1596–1645
- Three pillars
- Day 癸亥 / Month 乙未 / Year 丙申
- Void branches
- 子丑 (Rat–Ox)
- Destiny area
- 0.103 The area of the triangle formed by the three pillars on the sixty-cycle circle (maximum 1.30)
- Format
- PDF, 14 pages — written in Japanese
- Price
- ¥50,000 including tax
Research Brief
What the case shows
- His destiny receives little from father and superiors, and opens the way as a founder.
- The entrance to the throne lies inside a year of void.
- The coronation day falls in a period when the place of the family receives a breaking force.
- All thirty-two years of his reign were placed in a time when no support ran.
- He died in the third year of the first decade in which support arrived — and the crown passed to his son.
- What began in a year of void bore its result just after he entered a ten-year void.
Questions
The questions the report answers
- Why was a sixteen-year-old chosen for a throne no one else would take?
- Where in time was a reign placed in which his father held the power?
- A bride, a wife, a mother, a father — what overlapped in each parting?
- What overlapped on 21 July 1613 and on 23 July 1645?
Public Record
The record, year by year
Selected events from the public record. Analysis and judgement are given in the report itself.
| 1601 | 辛丑 (天) | His family falls under Godunov; he is separated from his parents |
| 1611 | 辛亥 | His father Filaret is detained in Poland |
| 1612 | 壬子 (天) | The national militia frees the Kremlin; mother and son are released |
| 1613 | 癸丑 (天) | Mar — chosen by the Zemsky Sobor; 21 Jul — crowned |
| 1617 | 丁巳 | Treaty of Stolbovo with Sweden |
| 1619 | 己未 | His father returns and co-rules as Patriarch |
| 1624 | 甲子 (天) | Marries Maria Dolgorukova (she dies the following January) |
| 1629 | 己巳 | His heir Alexei is born |
| 1633 | 癸酉 | His father Filaret dies |
| 1645 | 乙酉 (天) | 23 Jul — dies at forty-nine |
Year pillars change at Risshun, in early February. (天) = void year or void decade.
Contents
14 pages
- Destiny profile and chart
- Yin and yang charts
- Axis and type of destiny
- Ten-year phases
- Composite numerical table
- The Rat–Ox void and the six kin
- Enthronement in a void year
- The decades of the reign
- Voids and the seals
- The final decade
- The four layers of 21 July 1613
- Timeline chart
- Public record
- Conclusion
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Analysis supervised by FAITH (Makoto Tokunaga) — MSc Economics, University of Warwick · CICP · Shugakuin Saii