Guest guest Posted January 27, 2006 Report Share Posted January 27, 2006 Dear List Members, This is the rectified chart of: MONGOLIA Jul 11, 1921 12:00 PM -07:00 LMT Urga > Ulaanbaatar Longitude: 106E53 Latitude: 47N55 Lahiri Ayanamsha: 22:45 Current Period: KE/KE/VE Planet Deg  Sign Speed    SA  Nakshatra Lord ================================================ Asc   22:16 Vir                 Hasta     Mo Sun   25:34 Gem +00:57:13 FM  Punarvasu Ju Moon  13:19 Vir +13:47:29 WK  Hasta     Mo Mars  22:04 Gem +00:39:28 FM  Punarvasu Ju MercR 20:55 Gem -00:33:40 CM  Punarvasu Ju Jupt  22:01 Leo +00:09:35 WK  P.Phalguni Ve Ven   10:12 Tau +01:00:36 ST  Rohini    Mo Sat   27:20 Leo +00:04:44 FM  U.Phalguni Su Rahu  00:18 Lib -00:00:44 FM  Chitra    Ma Ketu  00:18 Ari -00:00:44 FM  Aswini    Ke True Node 365.25 Day Year - Internet Time: 250 beats Day: Monday Sunrise: 4:04 AM Tithi: Shukla Saptami Yoga Pt: 12:13 Pi Yogi:Sa AviYogi:Mo Dup Yogi: Ju Dagha Rashis: Can Sag Rashi Chart *******************************************************   ** 7                    *  * 5                    **   *8 *                  *      *                  * *   *   *              *          *              *   *   *     *          *              * JU 22:01 *     *   *       RA 00:18*                  SA 27:20*       *   *         *  *      MO 13:19       *  *         *   *           * 6      AS 22:16         * 4         *   *         *  *                      *  *         *   *       *      *                  *      *       *   *     *          *              *          *     *   *   *              *          *              *   *   * *                  *      *                  * *   **                      *  *      MER20:55       **   *9                        * 3      MA 22:04        *   **                      *  *      SU 25:34       **   *10*                  *      *                  * *   *   *              *          *              *   *   *     *          *              *          *     *   *       *      *                  *      *       *   *         *  *                      *  *         *   *           * 12                       * 2 VE 10:12*   *         *  *                      *  *         *   *       *      *                  *      *       *   *     *          *              * KE 00:18 *     *   *   *              *          *              *   *   * *                  *      *                  * *   ** 11                   *  * 1                    **   *******************************************************   Navamsha *******************************************************   ** 5                    *  * 3                    **   *6 *                  *      *                  * *   *   *              *          *              *   *   *     *          *              *          *     *   *       *      *                  *      *       *   *         *  *                      *  *         *   *           * 4      AS               * 2 SU     *   *         *  *                      *  *         *   *       *      *                  *      *       *   *     *          *              *          *     *   *   *              *          *              *   *   * *                  *      *    MO           * *   **      JU             *  *      MA             **   *7      RA               * 1      MER             *   **                      *  *      VE             **   *8 *                  *      *    KE           * *   *   *              *          *              *   *   *     *          *              *          *     *   *       *      *                  *      *       *   *         *  *                      *  *         *   *           * 10                       * 12        *   *         *  *                      *  *         *   *       *      *                  *      *       *   *     * SA       *              *          *     *   *   *              *          *              *   *   * *                  *      *                  * *   ** 9                    *  * 11                   **   *******************************************************   Some of the events/facts used in the rectification: On December 1, 1911, Outer Mongolia in effect proclaimed its independence on the basis that its allegiance had been to the Manchus, not to China. http://www.country-data.com/cgi-bin/query/r-8903.html http://www.mongolia.org.hk/english/country_info/country_info-2-08.htm http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mongolia The entire country is prone to seismic movements, with some earthquakes reaching extreme limits of severity; their effects, however, are diminished by the low population density. http://asiarecipe.com/moninfo.html 1911: Name of country's capital changed from Urga to Niislel Khureheh (meaning " capital of Mongolia " ). 1921-07-11: Outer Mongolia became independent from China. The Mongolian provinces of Ala-Shan, Ordos, Silin Gol, and Chearim remained part of China. Tannu Tuva split from Kobdo and became an independent country, called the Urjanchai Republic. 1924-11-26: Mongolian People's Republic proclaimed. Name of country's capital changed from Niislel Khureheh to Ulaanbaatar (then usually transliterated Ulan Bator). http://www.statoids.com/umn.html Disaster Date Killed Earthquake 4-Dec-1957 30 Flood 11-Jul-1966 57 Flood 9-Aug-1996 41 Wind Storm 21-Apr-1990 36 Wind Storm 7-Apr-2001 16 Flood 21-Jul-2003 15 Wind Storm 14-Mar-1993 7  Disaster Date Affected Flood 17-Dec-2001 4,000  Disaster Date Killed Industrial Accident 17-Dec-1990 21  date type registration operator fat. location pic cat 14 January, 2001, 0430 GMT, Mongolian helicopter crash 10 26-MAY-1998, 09:30, Y-12 JU-1017 MIAT 28 Mongolia  A1 10-JUN-1997 Y-12 JU-1019 MIAT 7 Mongolia  A1 21-SEP-1995, 12:30 LT, Antonov 24 BNMAU-10103 MIAT 42 Mongolia  A1 23-APR-1993 Antonov 26 BNMAU- MIAT 32 Mongolia  A1 01-MAR-1990 Antonov 26 BNMAU- MIAT 30 Mongolia  A1 06-AUG-1987 Antonov 2 ? MIAT Mongolia  U1 13-SEP-1971 HS-121 Trident 256 Chinese AF 9 Mongolia  C1 December 1, 1911 Outer Mongolia proclaims independence from China December 28, 1911 Mongolia establishes autonomous theocratic government November 3, 1912 Russia affirms Mongolia's separation from China November 5, 1913 Sino-Russian agreement acknowledges Chinese suzerainty over Mongolia May 25, 1915 Treaty of Kyakhta formalizes Mongolian autonomy September 1918 Chinese troops occupy Outer Mongolia On February 3, 1921 , Baron Ungern again attacked Ikh Khuree, expelled the Chinese Kuomintang troops and restored Bogd Zavzundamba to the throne. March 1-3, 1921 First National Party Congress of the Mongolian People's Party held in Kyakhta, Soviet Union March 13, 1921 Mongolian People's Provisional Government formed July 11, 1921 Mongolian People's Government, a limited monarchy, proclaimed September 14, 1921 Mongolian independence proclaimed November 5, 1921 Soviets recognize Mongolian People's Government February 22, 1923 Revolutionary hero Damdiny Sukhe Batar dies On May 20, 1924 Bogd Zavzundamba Khutagt died. May 31, 1924 Sino-Soviet treaty recognizes Chinese sovereignty over Mongolia August 1924 Mongolian People's Party becomes Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party November 6, 1924 First National Great Hural convenes November 25, 1924 Mongolian People's Republic proclaimed; Soviet style state constitution adopted; Niyslel Huree renamed Ulaanbaata 1925 Mar 7, The Soviet Red Army occupied Outer Mongolia. 10 august 1931, (RSSF, Mw=8), Fu Yun earthquake November 27, 1934 Mongolian-Soviet " gentlemen's agreement " allows Soviet troops into Mongolia March 12, 1936 Treaty and mutual defense protocol signed with Soviet Union 1936 Nov 22, 1,200 were killed in a battle between Japanese and Mongolians in China. The worst terror occurred between September 1937 and April 1939. In a year-and-a-half, more than 25,000 people were arrested, of whom 20,000 were killed. January 24, 1935, first border conflict with Japan May 11, 1939, the Khalkh Gol War was initiated by Japan. Their military was repelled by Mongolian-Soviet forces until September 16 of that same year. 1939 Aug 31, Japanese invasion army was driven out of Mongolia.  August 10, 1945 Mongolia declares war on Japan January 5, 1946 China recognizes Mongolia's independence February 27, 1946 Treaty of Friendship and Mutual Assistance and Agreement on Economic and Cultural Cooperation signed with Soviet Union February 1949 Ninth National Great Hural, first since 1940, convenes January 26, 1952 Choybalsan dies The Gobi-Altay earthquake of December 4, 1957, 3:37 UTC (Mw = 8.1). 30 dead. July 6, 1960 New state Constitution adopted October 27, 1961 Mongolia admitted to United Nations June 7, 1962 Mongolia joins Council for Mutual Economic Assistance          During July 11-12, 1966, the water level of the river of Tuul increased by 3.12m and 130 people lost their lives. Mogod earthquake (Mw = 7.0) of January 5, 1967, and a large (Mw = 6.4) aftershock on January 20, 1967 July 31, 1972 hail fall On the night of June 24-25, 1974 a heavy rain with strong winds killed 60 thousand head of sheep. July 21, 1974 strong tornado speed 100 m/s. April 15-21, 1980 heavy blizzard killed 43 persons and 0.9 million head of cattle. March 22, 1981: the first Mongolian cosmonaut blasted into outer space. On August 4, 1984 hailstones being the size of an egg fell August 23, 1984 Tsedenbal retires; Batmonh becomes party general secretary December 12, 1984 Batmonh elected chairman of Presidium of People's Great Hural; April 11, 1986 a violent wind, a fierce steppe fire covering 711 thousand hectares of Dornod aimag’s 7 soums killed 33,700 head of cattle, and 14 people died. January 15, 1987 Soviet Union announces intention to withdraw one of five Soviet divisions stationed in Mongolia January 27, 1987 Diplomatic relations established with the United States March 19-22, 1987 blizzard, 19 people and 37 thousand head of cattle died. January 18-22, 1988 snowstorm, 6 people died August 4, 1988 strong shower rain and hail occurred, 14 people and 200 head of cattle died November 28, 1988 Treaty on a border control system signed with China March 7, 1989 Soviets announced that troop withdrawal plans had been finalized 1990 Jul 22, Voters in Mongolia began casting ballots in their Communist-ruled nation's first multiparty election ever. November 27-30, 1991 strong dust storm with gusts achieving 28-40 m/s June 4, 1992 -5…-12oC frost destroyed crops March 15-21, 1993 a 57-62 mm rain May 5-6, 1993 heavy blizzard, 16 people lost their lives, about 100.0 thousand cattle perished 1996 23 February, Wild fire 1996 Jul 2, Results showed that opposition democrats won 48 of the 76 parliamentary seats. 1996 Aug 14, In Mongolia officials sealed off parts of Ulan Bator to halt an outbreak of cholera. 1997 May 21-24, fires from 27 March to 7 April 1998. A total of 984,000 hectares of grassland was burnt in this incident. On October 2, 1998, Sanjaasurengiin Zorig, a minister and prominent democracy campaigner, was killed in his home. He was stabbed 18 times by two assailants as he returned home from the office at around 10 o’clock on a Friday evening. 29 March, 2000, Mongolia faces cold calamity January 7 2001 earthquake measuring 5.1 on the Richter scale struck at 10 pm 2001 Feb 5, severe cold and snowstorms threatened to wipe out a 5th of the nation's livestock and threatened tens of thousands of herders with starvation. Cold spells in Mongolia killed over 750,000 cattle during the winter of 2001-2002. On July 18, 2003, heavy rainfall and hail occurred in the most of the territory of Mongolia. Earthquake MW 7.4 Western Mongolia, September 27th, 2003, at 11h33 UT - DAT: 200309272248 GMT A magnitude 5.5 earthquake IN THE RUSSIA-MONGOLIA BORDER REGION has occurred at: 49.95N 88.21E Depth 10km Thu Oct 23 00:25:45 2003 UTC Hazardous snow and wind storms (11.3.2003) Four people killed in NIC gas station explosion in Uvs Aimag (7.24.2003) Fire occurred (10.31.2003) Seven People Die in Drowning Under Ice (12.22.2003) Dust storm wreaks havoc (4.28.2005) Storm kills five children (7.20.2005) November 6, 2005 - The storm, with winds as high as 36 meters per second, struck early Sunday morning Earthquake magnitude 4.3 CENTRAL MONGOLIA. Saturday, December 03, 2005 at 00:50:06 UTC 2005, An earthquake registering 5.1 on the Richter scale occurred in Dundgovi Aimag on July 21. A heavy thunderstorm rocked parts of Uvurhangai Aimag on July 13, killing four people and eight hundred livestock. Heavy rain hit UB on July 12, bringing down electric poles and leading to local flooding. Strong winds and rain occurred in several areas during Nadaam, with winds reaching 50 kilometers per hour in one place. The Bogd river in Zavhan Aimag broke its banks on July 16, making it uncrossable and stranding a number of people for several days. Earthquake M 4.4 CENTRAL MONGOLIA. Wednesday, January 04, 2006 at 22:33:46 UTC THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 2006. Some 1,500 protesters stormed the headquarters of Mongolia's biggest political party January 13, 2006 - following the vote late Friday, Mongolian parliament dissolves government. Large scale earthquakes: Mongolian Altai 1931 8.0 Shand 1950 7.0 Gobi-Altai 1957 8.1 Bayantsagaan 1958 6.9 Buur khyar 1960 6.7 Mogod 1967 7.8 Uureg lake 1970 7.0 Takhiin shar 1974 6.9 Best wishes, satva Jorge Angelino Rua da Sociedade Filarmónica Perpétua Azeitonense, 29 2925-598 Azeitão Portugal jorge.angelino tel: mobile: 210813674 963916784 Add me to your address book... 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