Major Arcana · tarot

The Emperor

Structure is the answer. Rules, a plan, a person in charge — often you.

Aries · MeshaUpright & reversedFree
IVThe Emperor. A bearded king sits square on a stone throne carved with rams' heads, holding an ankh sceptre, with bare red mountains behind him.The EmperorAries · Mesha
NumberIV · 4
ElementFire
SignAries · Mesha
What the card shows

A bearded king sits square on a stone throne carved with rams' heads, holding an ankh sceptre, with bare red mountains behind him.

Upright
orderauthorityboundaries

Structure is the answer. Rules, a plan, a person in charge — often you.

Reversed
rigiditycontrolno spine

Rules for their own sake, a father figure who will not bend, or nobody willing to decide.

In love

Someone steady, possibly older. Reliable, not soft.

In work

Set the terms in writing. Authority is available if you claim it.

Where this card comes from

The Golden Dawn gave every card a planet, a sign or an element, and the Rider–Waite–Smith deck was drawn to that system. That zodiac is tropical. This site’s astrology is sidereal, roughly 24° away, so The Emperor being Aries describes the card and not your chart.

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