What is the Almuten Figuris?

The Almuten Figuris is the chart-wide almuten: the planet with the strongest dignity claim summed across the five hyleg points. It is sometimes translated as the soul-lord or lord of geniture. The calculation sums each planet's score vectors from the Ascendant, Sun, Moon, Lot of Fortune, and prenatal syzygy, then adds accidental bonuses for angularity, sect agreement, and hayz. The winner is the planet with the highest grand total. Bonatti and Ibn Ezra used it as the single most important planet to interpret in a nativity.

What weights does the API use? Bonatti's 5/4/3/2/1?

Yes. Every score uses the Bonatti weights from Liber Astronomiae III ch.5: 5 for domicile, 4 for exaltation, 3 for the sect-correct triplicity ruler, 2 for the term (bound), and 1 for the face (decan). The same weights appear in al-Biruni's Tafhim §496 and in Dykes's Introductions to Traditional Astrology p.71. No half-credit, no flat scoring. The winner of a point is the planet with the highest integer sum across the five tables.

Does the API compute prenatal syzygy?

Yes. Prenatal syzygy is the New Moon or Full Moon immediately before birth, whichever was more recent. The API computes it by running a Brent root solver on the Sun–Moon elongation modulo 180 degrees, walking back from the natal datetime until the elongation crosses 0 (new moon) or 180 (full moon). The response includes the exact syzygy datetime, longitude, sign, and a type flag (new or full). Most APIs skip this step and return only four hyleg points.

How is sect handled for triplicity?

Sect is detected automatically from the Sun's position relative to the horizon at birth: above means day chart, below means night chart. The triplicity table awards 3 points only to the sect-correct ruler: the day ruler in a day chart, the night ruler in a night chart. Both rulers do not share credit. This matches Bonatti's standard and avoids the inflated scores you see when software gives half-points to both rulers regardless of sect.

What are the 5 hyleg points?

The five hyleg points come from Bonatti's Liber Astronomiae III §12: the Sun, the Moon, the Ascendant, the Lot of Fortune, and the prenatal syzygy. Brennan's Hellenistic Astrology p.539 confirms the same five. The Almuten API scores each of these points individually, then sums them for the Almuten Figuris. You can request a subset via the points param, or add custom points with their own ecliptic longitudes.

How does this compare to Solar Fire, Janus, and Morinus?

Solar Fire and Janus include almuten calculators in their traditional modules, but neither exposes the data as a JSON API, so you have to screen-scrape or export PDFs. Morinus is the closest open-source equivalent and is excellent for desktop use. The Almuten API gives you the same scoring as a Bonatti-faithful Morinus configuration, returned as JSON over HTTPS in under 300ms, with MCP tool registration so AI agents can call it directly. The advantage is integration: drop almuten into a web app, a chatbot, or a report pipeline without bundling a desktop binary.

How is this different from a simple essential-dignity calculator?

An essential dignity calculator tells you a single planet's score at a single point. An almuten calculator inverts the question: given a point, which planet wins across all five dignity tables? The almuten is the planet with the highest summed score, not just the planet that happens to rule one table. The Figuris extends this across five points and adds accidental bonuses. That is the layer that names the soul-lord of the chart, which a flat dignity score cannot do.

How much does the Almuten API cost?

$11 per month for 1,000 requests on the Starter plan. $37 per month for 55,000 requests on the Professional plan. $99 per month for 220,000 requests and all endpoints on the Business plan. There is also a free tier: 50 requests per month forever, no credit card required. The almuten endpoint is included on every paid plan and on the free tier.

What accidental bonuses are added to the Figuris?

Per Ibn Ezra and Dykes's Persian Nativities III: +5 if the planet is in an angular house (1, 4, 7, 10), +4 succedent (2, 5, 8, 11), +3 cadent (3, 6, 9, 12); +5 if the planet matches the sect of the chart (luminary of sect bonus); +3 if the planet is rejoicing in its own sect hemisphere (diurnal above horizon in a day chart, nocturnal below in a night chart). The cadent +3 can be toggled to 0 via a flag for traditions that exclude cadent houses entirely.

How are ties broken when two planets score the same?

Tie-breaks follow Bonatti's four-step order. First, higher essential score wins. If tied, higher accidental score wins. If still tied, the planet with the closer angular distance to the relevant degree wins (for the Figuris, that means closer to the Ascendant degree per Ibn Ezra). If still tied, the faster planet wins (Moon fastest, Saturn slowest). The response includes a tie_break_applied field naming which rule resolved the tie, or null if no tie occurred.

Does the API use Egyptian or Ptolemaic terms?

Egyptian terms are the default, since Bonatti, Ibn Ezra, and the Hellenistic tradition use them. You can switch to Ptolemaic terms via the bound_system flag for parity with Lilly's Christian Astrology I. The 2-point term weight is awarded to whichever ruler matches the requested system. The face (decan) table always uses Chaldean order (Mars, Sun, Venus, Mercury, Moon, Saturn, Jupiter repeating) and is not configurable.

Are modern outer planets included in the score?

No. The traditional almuten only scores the seven classical planets: Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn. Modern outer planets (Uranus, Neptune, Pluto) are never assigned dignity points. The traditional rulers of Scorpio (Mars), Aquarius (Saturn), and Pisces (Jupiter) are used for the 5-point domicile dignity. The modern co-ruler is surfaced in a separate modern_co_ruler field for consumers who want to render a parallel modern view.

Can I score points other than the 5 hyleg?

Yes. The points param accepts any list of {name, longitude} pairs, so you can score any ecliptic longitude: Midheaven, Lot of Spirit, Lot of Eros, a fixed star, or any custom degree. The response returns the per-point almuten table for every point you request. If you omit the param, the API defaults to the five classical hyleg points and computes the Figuris from them.

How fast is the calculation?

P95 response time is under 300 milliseconds. The bottleneck is the prenatal syzygy solver, which runs a Brent root search and typically converges in under 20 iterations. Once syzygy is found, the per-point dignity lookups are pure table reads: domicile, exaltation, triplicity, term, and face all resolve in microseconds. The Figuris aggregation is a sum of five vectors plus the accidental layer.

Is the endpoint registered as an MCP tool?

Yes. The almuten endpoint is registered as an MCP tool with the name traditional_almuten, so Claude, GPT, and other MCP-aware agents can call it directly without writing custom HTTP code. The tool accepts the same birth subject and points params as the REST endpoint and returns the same JSON. This is the recommended way to add soul-lord context to a chatbot or report generation agent.

What programming languages can I call the API from?

Any language with an HTTP client. The API speaks JSON over HTTPS. Examples in the docs cover Python (requests, httpx), JavaScript and TypeScript (fetch, axios), Ruby, Go, PHP, and curl. The MCP tool registration also means agent frameworks like Claude Code, OpenAI Agents, and LangChain can call the endpoint without manual HTTP plumbing.

Can I combine almuten with mutual receptions and hayz?

Yes. The /api/v3/traditional/dignities composite endpoint runs almuten, extended mutual receptions, and hayz in one request and returns all three blocks together. That is the recommended way to build a full traditional-dignity report, since the three calculations share the same chart context (sect, house cusps, planetary longitudes) and would otherwise duplicate work across three separate requests.

Does the API handle nocturnal charts and the night Lot of Fortune?

Yes. Sect is detected at request time. For nocturnal charts, the Lot of Fortune uses the night formula (Ascendant + Sun − Moon) instead of the day formula (Ascendant + Moon − Sun). The triplicity table also flips to the night ruler. The luminary of sect bonus rewards the Moon in night charts instead of the Sun. Every sect-sensitive layer adjusts automatically based on the birth data you submit.

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Five hyleg points including prenatal syzygy computed by a Brent solver. Sect-aware Dorothean triplicity. Almuten Figuris with accidental bonuses for angularity, sect, and hayz. One endpoint returns the per-point winner, the score breakdown by dignity table, and the soul-lord of the chart.

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Bonatti dignity weights

Hyleg points scored

Figuris

Soul-lord winner included

<300ms

P95 response time

1-arcsecond planetary precision

Prenatal syzygy via Brent solver

99.9% uptime SLA

Only essential dignities scored, accidental bonuses missing entirely
Prenatal syzygy point skipped, so usually only 4 hyleg points get returned
Triplicity ruler returned without sect awareness, so night charts score wrong
No Almuten Figuris winner, just per-point tables you assemble yourself
Modern rulers leak into Scorpio, Aquarius, and Pisces score calculations

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Full Bonatti 5/4/3/2/1 weights across domicile, exaltation, triplicity, term, and face
All 5 hyleg points including prenatal syzygy via a Brent solver on Sun–Moon elongation
Sect-aware Dorothean triplicity: day ruler scores in day charts, night ruler in night charts
Almuten Figuris winner with separated essential and accidental totals
Traditional domicile rulers locked for Scorpio, Aquarius, and Pisces, modern co-ruler noted
Per-point breakdown by planet and by dignity table in one JSON response

Almuten API at a Glance

Bonatti weights, five hyleg points, sect-aware scoring

<300ms

P95 response time

Hyleg points scored

5/4/3/2/1

Bonatti weights

1 arcsecond

Planetary precision

Almuten API Feature List

Everything the one endpoint returns

Bonatti 5/4/3/2/1 weights

Classical scoring: 5 domicile, 4 exaltation, 3 triplicity, 2 term, 1 face

Sourced from Liber Astronomiae III ch.5, al-Biruni Tafhim §496

5 hyleg points scored

Ascendant, Sun, Moon, Lot of Fortune, and prenatal syzygy in one request

Default points array, override via points param

Prenatal syzygy via Brent solver

Exact New Moon or Full Moon before birth to arcsecond precision

Brent root solver on Δλ(Moon, Sun) mod 180

Sect-aware Dorothean triplicity

Day ruler scores in day charts, night ruler in night charts, no double-counting

Sect detected from Sun above / below horizon at birth

Almuten Figuris winner

Soul-lord of the chart with essential, accidental, and grand totals separated

Element-wise sum of 5 score vectors + accidental bonuses

Angularity accidental bonus

+5 angular, +4 succedent, +3 cadent, with the cadent rule toggleable via flag

Ibn Ezra weights per Dykes, Persian Nativities III

Sect and hayz bonuses

+5 for matching the sect of the chart, +3 for rejoicing in own hemisphere

Luminary of sect bonus + above/below horizon match

Modern ruler guard

Pluto, Uranus, Neptune locked out of Scorpio, Aquarius, Pisces scoring

Traditional Mars / Saturn / Jupiter rulers used, moderns exposed separately

Term / bound system flag

Egyptian (default) or Ptolemaic to match your tradition

bound_system: 'egyptian' | 'ptolemaic'

Per-point score breakdown

scores_by_planet and scores_by_dignity_table on every point

Renders directly into report tables, no client-side math

Custom points support

Score any ecliptic longitude, not just the default hyleg

Pass {name, longitude} pairs in the points array

MCP tool registration

Claude, GPT, and other agents can request almuten directly

Registered tool name: traditional_almuten

Almuten API: Bonatti Weights, Hyleg Points, and Figuris

One endpoint that returns per-point almuten plus the chart-wide soul-lord

The almuten of a point is the planet with the strongest dignity claim over that point. The classical scoring comes from Bonatti's Liber Astronomiae: 5 points for domicile, 4 for exaltation, 3 for the sect-correct triplicity ruler, 2 for the term or bound, and 1 for the face or decan. The planet with the highest sum across all five dignity tables wins. POST /api/v3/traditional/almuten accepts a birth subject and returns the per-point almuten table for the five classical hyleg points: Ascendant, Sun, Moon, Lot of Fortune, and prenatal syzygy. It also sums the five score vectors and returns the Almuten Figuris (the soul-lord or lord of geniture) with accidental bonuses for house placement, sect agreement, and hayz. Every weight follows Bonatti and al-Biruni. Triplicity is sect-aware Dorothean. Prenatal syzygy is computed via a Brent solver on the Sun–Moon elongation. Response time is under 300 milliseconds.

What does Bonatti 5/4/3/2/1 actually mean?

Bonatti's weights, reproduced in al-Biruni's Tafhim §496 and Dykes's Introductions to Traditional Astrology p.71, assign a number of points to whichever planet rules a given dignity at a given zodiac degree.

Domicile is worth 5 because the domicile ruler has the strongest claim: the planet is at home.

Exaltation is worth 4: a guest of honor, strong but not the host.

Triplicity is worth 3 and goes to a single sect-correct ruler, not split between day and night rulers.

Term (bound) is worth 2 and rewards the planet ruling the specific 5–10 degree slice the point sits in.

Face (decan) is worth 1 for the planet ruling the 10 degree third of the sign.

Add these together for each of the seven traditional planets across one ecliptic longitude and the winner is the almuten of that point.

The /api/v3/traditional/almuten endpoint runs this calculation for every requested point and returns both the totals per planet and the breakdown per dignity table so report code can re-render the math without recomputing.

Five dignity tables, integer weights, one winner per point

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Why prenatal syzygy is the hyleg point most APIs skip

The five hyleg points come from Bonatti's Liber Astronomiae III §12 and from Brennan's Hellenistic Astrology p.539.

Four of them are easy: Sun, Moon, Ascendant, and Lot of Fortune.

The fifth is harder: prenatal syzygy, the New Moon or Full Moon immediately before birth.

Computing it correctly requires walking back in time from the birth moment and finding the exact instant when the elongation between Sun and Moon crosses 0 degrees (new) or 180 degrees (full), whichever was the most recent event.

The Almuten API uses a Brent root solver on the elongation function modulo 180 degrees to pin the syzygy moment to arcsecond precision.

Most APIs skip this step and return only four hyleg points, which gives you an incomplete picture and a wrong Almuten Figuris.

The Figuris calculation depends on summing all five score vectors, so dropping syzygy shifts the winner.

The response includes the syzygy datetime, longitude, sign, and whether it was a new moon or full moon.

Brent solver on Sun–Moon elongation, arcsecond syzygy datetime

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Sect-aware Dorothean triplicity: day vs night handled correctly

Triplicity rulers in the Dorothean (Hellenistic) system come in pairs: one day ruler and one night ruler for each of the four elements.

Fire is day-ruled by the Sun and night-ruled by Jupiter.

Earth is day-ruled by Venus and night-ruled by the Moon.

Air is day-ruled by Saturn and night-ruled by Mercury.

Water is day-ruled by Venus and night-ruled by Mars.

The Bonatti standard scores only the sect-correct ruler with 3 points, not both.

Some software incorrectly gives half-credit to both rulers, which inflates totals and skews the winner.

The Almuten API checks the sect of the chart (Sun above or below the horizon at birth) and awards 3 points only to the matching triplicity ruler.

The night ruler scores 0 in a day chart and vice versa.

A participating ruler flag is exposed in the response for users who follow Dykes's Carmen I.6 reading that the third (participating) triplicity ruler should be excluded from the calculation entirely.

Day chart scores day ruler, night chart scores night ruler, no double-counting

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Almuten Figuris: the soul-lord with accidental bonuses

The Almuten Figuris is the chart-wide almuten, also called the lord of the geniture and sometimes translated as the soul-lord or life-lord.

It is computed by summing the five per-point score vectors element-wise, then adding accidental bonuses per Ibn Ezra (Dykes, Persian Nativities III).

The accidental layer adds: +5 if the planet sits in an angular house (1, 4, 7, 10), +4 in a succedent house (2, 5, 8, 11), +3 in a cadent house (3, 6, 9, 12), +5 if the planet matches the sect of the chart (the luminary of sect bonus), and +3 if the planet is rejoicing in its own sect hemisphere (diurnal planet above the horizon in a day chart, nocturnal below in a night chart).

The response separates essential_total, accidental_total, and grand_total so report code can present the math layer by layer.

Tie-breaks follow Bonatti: higher essential score first, then higher accidental score, then closer angular distance to the Ascendant degree, then faster planet wins.

Essential + accidental + grand_total, tie-breaks per Bonatti

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Modern rulers locked out of traditional calculations

Three signs have modern co-rulers that classical astrologers did not use: Scorpio (Pluto), Aquarius (Uranus), and Pisces (Neptune).

The traditional domicile rulers for these signs are Mars, Saturn, and Jupiter respectively.

Plugging in Pluto, Uranus, or Neptune as the domicile ruler corrupts every weight downstream: the +5 goes to a planet Bonatti would not have recognized, and the Figuris winner shifts to a planet with no traditional standing.

The Almuten API always uses the traditional domicile ruler for the 5-point dignity table.

Modern rulers are still surfaced in a separate modern_co_ruler field on the response so consumers can render the modern view in parallel without rerunning the request.

The same guard applies to exaltation lookups and to triplicity rulers, both of which predate the modern outer planets and never name them.

This single fix is the difference between a Bonatti-compatible response and a generic dignity score that mixes traditions.

Mars rules Scorpio, Saturn rules Aquarius, Jupiter rules Pisces (no Pluto / Uranus / Neptune in the score)

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Response shape, parameters, and integration patterns

POST /api/v3/traditional/almuten takes a standard birth subject (date, time, latitude, longitude, timezone) and an optional points array.

The default points are the five hyleg: Ascendant, Sun, Moon, Lot_of_Fortune, and Prenatal_Syzygy.

You can request a subset (for example just Sun and Moon) or add any other ecliptic longitude by passing a custom point with name and longitude.

The response data block has two keys: points and almuten_figuris.

The points array gives per-point longitude, sign, almuten_planet, scores_by_planet, and scores_by_dignity_table.

The almuten_figuris block gives winner, essential_total, accidental_total, grand_total, and tie_break_applied.

The endpoint is registered as an MCP tool so Claude, GPT, and other agents can call it directly without bespoke HTTP plumbing.

The same data feeds the /traditional/dignities composite, which combines almuten with mutual receptions and hayz in one response.

POST endpoint, optional points array, MCP-registered

1 min read

Use Cases

Traditional astrologers going digital

Bonatti and Lilly practitioners get the exact 5/4/3/2/1 scoring used in the classical texts, with sect-aware triplicity

Hellenistic and medieval revival apps

SaaS products in the Brennan / Dykes / Hand school can ship Figuris and hyleg almuten on day one

AI chatbots and report generators

MCP tool means LLM agents request soul-lord context directly, with no custom HTTP code and no scoring logic to maintain

Professional report PDFs

The score breakdown per dignity table renders cleanly into a side-by-side comparison in a report layer

Horary and electional workflows

Pair almuten of the Ascendant with horary querent analysis or electional inception points for layered judgment

Research and education platforms

Compare Bonatti, Ibn Ezra, and al-Biruni scoring rules on the same chart by toggling the accidental flags

Technical Specifications

Endpoint	POST /api/v3/traditional/almuten
Dignity weights	Bonatti 5/4/3/2/1 (domicile, exaltation, triplicity, term, face)
Default points	5 hyleg: Ascendant, Sun, Moon, Lot of Fortune, Prenatal Syzygy
Custom points	Any ecliptic longitude by name + degree
Triplicity	Sect-aware Dorothean (day ruler scores in day charts, night ruler in night charts)
Prenatal syzygy	Brent solver on Sun–Moon elongation mod 180 degrees
Term table	Egyptian (default), Ptolemaic via bound_system flag
Face table	Chaldean decan order
Almuten Figuris	Sum of five score vectors + accidental bonuses (angularity, sect, hayz)
Accidental bonuses	+5 angular / +4 succedent / +3 cadent, +5 sect match, +3 sect rejoicing
Tie-break order	essential > accidental > angular distance to ASC > faster planet
Modern ruler guard	Mars rules Scorpio, Saturn rules Aquarius, Jupiter rules Pisces (modern co-rulers exposed separately)
Planetary precision	1 arcsecond (Swiss Ephemeris)
P95 response time	<300ms
MCP tool registration	Yes, agent-callable

Why the Almuten API Beats Generic Dignity Scorers

Feature	Astrology API	Others
Hyleg points scored	5 (incl. prenatal syzygy)	4 (syzygy skipped)
Dignity weights	Bonatti 5/4/3/2/1	Custom or flat scoring
Triplicity	Sect-aware Dorothean, single ruler	Both rulers half-credit or sect ignored
Almuten Figuris	Returned with essential + accidental + grand_total	Not returned
Accidental bonuses	Angularity, sect match, hayz rejoicing	Essential only
Modern ruler guard	Mars / Saturn / Jupiter for Sco / Aqu / Pis	Pluto / Uranus / Neptune leak in
Tie-break logic	Bonatti 4-step order	Arbitrary or none
P95 response time	<300ms	1 to 3 seconds
MCP tool	Yes	No
Price	$11/month for 1,000 requests	$49 to $199/month
Free tier	50 requests/month forever	No free tier

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References & Standards

Swiss Ephemeris (DE431-based) — astronomical calculations source
NASA JPL Planetary Ephemerides — underlying ephemeris dataset
International Astronomical Union (IAU) — body designation and nomenclature standards
IANA Time Zone Database — timezone & DST resolution

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Sect-aware Dorothean triplicity

Almuten Figuris winner

Angularity accidental bonus

Sect and hayz bonuses

Modern ruler guard

Term / bound system flag

Per-point score breakdown

Custom points support

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Almuten API: Bonatti Weights, Hyleg Points, and Figuris

What does Bonatti 5/4/3/2/1 actually mean?

Why prenatal syzygy is the hyleg point most APIs skip

Sect-aware Dorothean triplicity: day vs night handled correctly

Almuten Figuris: the soul-lord with accidental bonuses

Modern rulers locked out of traditional calculations

Response shape, parameters, and integration patterns

Use Cases

Traditional astrologers going digital

Hellenistic and medieval revival apps

AI chatbots and report generators

Professional report PDFs

Horary and electional workflows

Research and education platforms

Technical Specifications

Why the Almuten API Beats Generic Dignity Scorers

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Almuten API FAQ

What is the Almuten Figuris?

What weights does the API use? Bonatti's 5/4/3/2/1?

Does the API compute prenatal syzygy?

How is sect handled for triplicity?

What are the 5 hyleg points?

How does this compare to Solar Fire, Janus, and Morinus?

How is this different from a simple essential-dignity calculator?

How much does the Almuten API cost?

What accidental bonuses are added to the Figuris?

How are ties broken when two planets score the same?

Does the API use Egyptian or Ptolemaic terms?

Are modern outer planets included in the score?

Can I score points other than the 5 hyleg?

How fast is the calculation?

Is the endpoint registered as an MCP tool?

What programming languages can I call the API from?

Can I combine almuten with mutual receptions and hayz?

Does the API handle nocturnal charts and the night Lot of Fortune?

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