Guest guest Posted October 4, 2005 Report Share Posted October 4, 2005 Dear List Members, This is the rectified chart of: GEORGIA Apr 9, 1991 12:36:38 PM -04:00 R3T Tbilisi Longitude: 44E48 Latitude: 41N43 Lahiri Ayanamsha: 23:44 Current Period: RA/JU/ME Planet Deg Sign Speed SA Nakshatra Lord ================================================ Asc 04:39 Can Pushya Sa Sun 25:15 Pis +00:58:58 WK Revati Me Moon 18:12 Cap +12:15:30 WK Shravana Mo Mars 09:38 Gem +00:32:19 WK Ardra Ra MercR 04:09 Ari -00:27:54 CM Aswini Ke Jupt 09:57 Can +00:01:50 FM Pushya Sa Ven 01:57 Tau +01:10:58 WK Krittika Su Sat 11:57 Cap +00:03:33 FM Shravana Mo Rahu 00:22 Cap -00:01:41 FM U.Shadya Su Ketu 00:22 Can -00:01:41 FM Punarvasu Ju True Node 365.25 Day Year - Internet Time: 400 beats Day: Tuesday Sunrise: 6:34 AM Tithi: Krishna Dashami Yoga Pt: 16:47 Ar Yogi:Ve AviYogi:Ju Dup Yogi: Ma Dagha Rashis: Leo Sco Rashi Chart ******************************************************* ** 5 * * 3 ** *6 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * MA 09:38* * * * * KE 00:22 * * * * * 4 AS 04:39 * 2 VE 01:57* * * * JU 09:57 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * ** *7 * 1 MER04:09 * ** * * ** *8 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * RA 00:22 * * * * * 10 SA 11:57 * 12 SU 25:15* * * * MO 18:12 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** 9 * * 11 ** ******************************************************* Navamsha ******************************************************* ** 6 * * 4 ** *7 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * JU * KE * * * * * * * * * * 5 AS * 3 MO * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * ** *8 * 2 MER * ** * * ** *9 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *MA * 11 SU * 1 SA * * * * * * * * VE * * * * * * RA * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** 10 * * 12 ** ******************************************************* Some of the events/facts used in the rectification: Georgia, situated at the dividing line of Asia and Europe, is an ancient country of rugged mountains and very determined people. Annexed by Russia in 1801, it regained its sovereignty in 1918. It then suffered through 70 years of Communist rule and suppression, finally declaring its independence from Russia in 1991. The people here say they " Never Gave Up, " and those people now have their long-desired freedom. Traditionally an agricultural land - quite famous for it's wines - tourism is on front-burner in Georgia as international travel has increased - especially along the Black Sea coastal areas. Rather than consent to participate in Gorbachev's March 1991 referendum on preserving a federation of Soviet republics, Gamsakhurdia organized a separate referendum on Georgian independence. The measure was approved by 98.9 percent of Georgian voters. Shortly thereafter, on the second anniversary of the April Tragedy (April 9, 1991), the Georgian parliament passed a declaration of independence from the Soviet Union. http://www.country-studies.com/georgia/the-rise-of-gamsakhurdia.html On 9 April 1991, in accordance with the outcome of this referendum, The Georgian Supreme Soviet adopted an act on the restoration of Georgian independence, which Georgia saw as the successor of the Georgian Democratic Republic of 1918-1921. http://www.unpo.org/news_detail.php?arg=03 & par=715 EVENTS: Disaster Date Killed Earthquake 29-Apr-1991 270 Earthquake 15-Jun-1991 8 Earthquake 25-Apr-2002 6 Earthquake 24-Oct-1992 1 Flood Jul-1995 1 Flood 15-Jul-2004 1 Flood 23-May-1997 0 Drought Aug-2000 0 Wind Storm Feb-2001 0 Drought Jul-2001 0 Disaster Date Affected Drought Aug-2000 696,000 Drought Jul-2001 523,000 Earthquake 29-Apr-1991 251,500 Earthquake 25-Apr-2002 18,070 Earthquake 15-Jun-1991 3,740 Wind Storm Feb-2001 900 Flood Jul-1995 300 Flood 23-May-1997 200 Flood 15-Jul-2004 90 Earthquake 24-Oct-1992 10 The Racha earthquake that occurred on April 29, 1991, at 09:12:48.1 GMT in the southern border of Greater Caucasus is the biggest event ever recorded in the region. The earthquake killed more then 200 people, left approximately 60 000 homeless and caused damage over thousands of square kilometers. A maximum intensity of 9 on the MSK scale was observed. The mainshock was followed by a complex aftershock extended over several months. Three distinguishable aftershocks with magnitude greater than Ms³5.4 among them: April 29, at 18:30, Ms=6.1, May 3 at 20:19 Ms=5.5and June 15 at 00:59, Ms=6.2. These events caused farther damage and casualties. http://www.ggs.org.ge/act-seismicity.htm An earthquake measuring 4.8 on the Richter scale occurred in the Tbilisi area, the capital of Georgia, on Thursday 25 April 2002 at 17:41:24 UTC . http://www.cidi.org/disaster/02a/ixl131.html Disaster Date Killed Transport Accident 6-Oct-1992 164 Transport Accident 17-Jun-1993 41 Transport Accident 8-Jan-1999 39 Transport Accident 20-Sep-1992 29 Transport Accident 20-Jul-1992 28 Transport Accident 13-Aug-1994 24 Transport Accident 10-Nov-1996 22 Disaster Date Affected Transport Accident 6-Oct-1992 36 Transport Accident 10-Nov-1996 18 Transport Accident 13-Aug-1994 16 Transport Accident 20-Jul-1992 0 Transport Accident 20-Sep-1992 0 Transport Accident 17-Jun-1993 0 Transport Accident 8-Jan-1999 0 date type registration operator fat. location pic cat 20-JUL-1992 Tupolev 154 CCCP-85222 Aeroflot / Georgia 24 Georgia A1 17-JUN-1993, 21:10, Antonov 26 26035 Tajikistan National Airlines 41 Georgia A1 20-SEP-1993 Tupolev 134 65809 Orbi Georgian Airways 0 Georgia O1 21-SEP-1993 Tupolev 134 65893 Transair Georgia 27 Georgia O1 22-SEP-1993, 18:30, Tupolev 154 85163 Transair Georgia 108 Georgia O1 23-SEP-1993 Tupolev 134 CCCP-65001 Transair Georgia 1 Georgia O1 02-SEP-1998 Tupolev 134 65053 Orbi Georgian Airways 0 Georgia U1 Destroyed. 25-OCT-2000, ca 18:15, Ilyushin 18 RA-74295 Russian AF 83 Georgia A1 1991 Apr 9, Georgia SSR voted to secede from USSR. On 9 April 1991, the Parliament of the Soviet Socialist Republic of Georgia voted unanimously for independence from the USSR. 1991 Apr 29, More than 100 people were killed and some 100,000 were left homeless when a strong earthquake struck Soviet Georgia. 1992 Jan 6, After two weeks of fighting, ousted Georgian President Zviad Gamsakhurdia fled the capital, Tbilisi. 1992-1993 Separatists in the northwestern province of Abkhazia took over control by war. War between Abkhaz forces and Georgians killed 10,000 and left the Black Sea region as a de facto independent but unrecognized state. 1993 Mar 19, Georgia shot down a Russian warplane over the separatist Abkhazia region, killing its pilot and heightening tensions. 1995 Aug 29, In Tbilisi, Georgia, the motorcade of Eduard Shevardnadze was attacked as he left for the ceremonial signing of the new constitution. 1998 Feb 9, In Tbilisi armed attackers ambushed Pres. Shevardnadze (70). One attacker and one bodyguard were killed. 1998 May 25, Fighting between Abkhaz forces and Georgian irregulars raged inside a Russian patrolled buffer zone despite an agreed 1993 cease-fire. Georgia later claimed that 100 people died and that 38,000 Georgians were driven from their homes. 1998 Oct 19, In Georgia an army mutiny failed after 200 troops opposed to Pres. Shevardnadze surrendered. 4 rebels and one government soldier were killed. 1999 Nov 8, Pope John Paul II stopped to " build new bridges " with the Orthodox Church and Patriarch Ilia II. Separately Prime Minister Shevardnadze's party won the recent parliamentary elections. 2001 May 25, In Georgia some 400 National Guard mutinied over improved living conditions at a base 25 miles northeast of Tbilisi. 2001 Oct 8, In the Abkhazia region of Georgia a UN helicopter was shot down and 9 people were killed. UN helicopter shot down in Georgia, The Itar-Tass news agency reported that the helicopter was hit by a rocket at 0915 (0515 GMT) 15 minutes after taking off from the Abkhazian capital, Sukhumi. 2001 Oct 9, Abkhazia accused Chechen and Georgian fighters of killing 14 villagers and mounting a helicopter raid. 2003 Aug 18, All of Georgia was without power for the entire day, and officials in the impoverished former Soviet republic were struggling to determine the cause of the blackout. 2003 Nov 23, Georgian President Eduard Shevardnadze signed his resignation papers as leaders of protesters already occupying parliament urged tens of thousands of supporters to seize more organs of state power and some military units defected to the jubilant protesters thronging the capital's streets. Nino Burdzhanadze, leader of the United Democrats opposition, declared herself acting president and announced a new election within 45 days. 2003 Dec 29, A Georgia rocket attack damaged offices of an independent TV station. 2004 Jan 4, The former Soviet republic of Georgia voted for a successor to President Eduard Shevardnadze. Mikhail Saakashvili, Georgia's young firebrand opposition leader, declared himself the victor in presidential elections with some 85% of the vote. 2004 Jan 18, In Georgia an explosion at a scientific institute in Tbilisi killed two people and injured two others. It occurred during a transfer of nitrogen, an indication that a canister of the gas could have blown up. 2004 May 2, Adzharian forces blew up the three major bridges connecting their recalcitrant province with the rest of Georgia in what their leader said was a preventive measure against Georgian military action. 2005 Feb 3, Prime minister died from gas accident. 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