A. J. P. Taylor
Panchanga
TithiPratipada (Shukla)
VaraSunday
NakshatraUttara Bhadrapada
YogaBrahma
KaranaKimstughna (Fixed)
Notes
Social : None
End a program of study 1927 (Graduated from Oriel College)
Work : None
New Career 1930 (College history lecturer)
Work : None
New Job 1938 (Professor at Magdalen College)
Work : None
Retired 1963 (Left teaching)
Work : None
Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1975 (Book "The Second World War" released)
: None
Death by Disease September 1990 in London, England (Parkinson's disease, age 84)
Diagnoses : Major Diseases
Parkinson's (Terminal)
Family : Childhood
Only child
Family : Childhood
Sibling circumstances (Older sister died before he was born)
Family : Relationship
Number of Marriages (Three)
Family : Parenting
Kids more than 3 (Six)
Lifestyle : Work
Retirement circumstances (Left teaching to write)
Vocation : Education
Librarian (Honorary director, Beaverbrook Library)
Vocation : Education
Public speaker (Noted lecturer)
Vocation : Education
Teacher (Professor of history)
Vocation : Entertainment
TV host/ Personality
Vocation : Writers
Autobiographer
Vocation : Writers
Columnist/ journalist (Noted journalist)
Vocation : Writers
Textbook/ Non-fiction (Noted historian)
Life Events & Dasha
End a program of study1927
MD Ketu 1924–1931→AD Mars May 1927–Sep 1927→PD Saturn 22 Jun 1927–16 Jul 1927
New Career1930
MD Ketu 1924–1931→AD Saturn Sep 1929–Oct 1930→PD Mars 15 Jun 1930–09 Jul 1930
New Job1938
MD Venus 1931–1951→AD Mars Oct 1937–Dec 1938→PD Mercury 29 May 1938–29 Jul 1938
Retired1963
MD Moon 1957–1967→AD Saturn Jan 1962–Aug 1963→PD Jupiter 13 Jun 1963–29 Aug 1963
Published/ Exhibited/ Released1975
MD Rahu 1974–1992→AD Rahu Oct 1974–Jul 1977→PD Jupiter 25 Mar 1975–04 Aug 1975
Death by DiseaseSep 1990
MD Rahu 1974–1992→AD Moon Apr 1990–Oct 1991→PD Rahu 27 Jun 1990–17 Sep 1990