Reusable reference data

Zodiac Reference Data

A small, transparent dataset containing the structural reference values used across ZodiacCalendar.com. It is available as CSV and JSON so the same assumptions can be checked or reused consistently.

Reviewed and updated: August 31, 2026

Downloads: CSV · JSON · human-readable tables

What the dataset contains

FieldMeaning
signAries through Pisces
standard_start / standard_endConventional tropical date ranges used for quick reference
degree_start / degree_endThe sign's 30° sector within a 360° tropical zodiac
elementFire, Earth, Air or Water
modalityCardinal, Fixed or Mutable
traditional_rulerTraditional planetary ruler used by this site's core reference tables
opposite_signThe sign 180° opposite on the zodiac circle

Important limitation on date ranges

The date fields are standard reference ranges, not exact Sun-ingress timestamps for every year and time zone. A boundary birth needs an exact astronomical/ephemeris calculation. See Why Zodiac Sign Change Dates Vary.

Degree method

The degree fields use the tropical 12-sign system: a 360° ecliptic circle divided into twelve equal 30° sectors beginning with 0° Aries at the March-equinox reference point. See the 30° zodiac method.

Traditional rulers

The ruler field intentionally uses the traditional seven-planet rulership scheme so the dataset has one stable, internally consistent reference. Modern astrology can additionally associate Uranus with Aquarius, Neptune with Pisces and Pluto with Scorpio; those later associations are discussed on the relevant planet/sign pages.

Version and update policy

Dataset version: 1.0 (August 31, 2026). We change the version only when a field, definition or reference assumption materially changes. Formatting-only site deployments do not create a new dataset version.

How to cite or reuse it

Link to this page when you need the methodology and limitations. Link to the human-readable reference tables when your audience does not need raw data.

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