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Queen Victoria heavily relied on royal astrologers to predict the temperaments of her many children

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Running the British Empire is stressful, but apparently managing nine children is worse. Queen Victoria reportedly had birth charts drawn up for all of her offspring to gauge their personalities and future political alliances, effectively making astrology an uncredited advisor to 19th-century European diplomacy.

Queen Victoria heavily relied on royal astrologers to predict the temperaments of her many children
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