Richard Maurice Vedic birth chart profile
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Richard Maurice

• Remembering (May 27, 2000)

★ August 4, 1921 · Montreal, Quebec
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Moon Sign
Cancer
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Sun Sign
Cancer
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Ascendant
Gemini
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Nakshatra
Ashlesha
Birth Star
Sports ChampionshipVocational awardSportsRetirement circumstancesStart young less than 16Destiny Number 8Soul Number 5Personality Number 7
Biography

Who is Richard Maurice?

Canadian hockey player, a top scorer in NHL history and Canadas most colorful idol, called "The Rocket." A right wing forward with the Montreal Canadian team, he was regarded as the fastest player ever from face-off into opposing ice. He was first on the ice in organized hockey at age 11. From his first NHL 50 goal season, he made a total of 544 goals in 978 games. He was on the All Star team for 14 years and voted Most Valuable Player 1946-47. His suspension for striking an official caused a riot in Montréal on 3/17/1955; his career was also injury-plagued. Richard is a hero figure, a legend in Quebec, known not only for his fame on the ice but for his kindness, gentleness; a very humble man. After he retired in the 60s, he became a hockey columnist. Richard married 9/12/1942, they had five kids. Richard died of cancer on 5/27/2000. The Canadian organization is taking over the funeral details and he will lie in state at the Forum of Montreal. Richards name appears on the NHL trophy given each year to the leagues top goal scorer. Link to Wikipedia biography
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Richard Maurice (Maurice "Rocket" Richard) — Public Profile

Richard Maurice is the given-name order for the public figure widely known as Maurice Richard, the legendary Canadian hockey player born on August 4, 1921 in Montreal, Quebec. This profile summarizes publicly verifiable information about his life, career and legacy.

Biography

  • Born: August 4, 1921, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
  • Died: May 27, 2000, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
  • Nationality: Canadian

Career Highlights

  • Professional ice hockey player for the Montreal Canadiens (NHL) from the early 1940s through 1960
  • Known by the nickname "Rocket" for his speed and scoring prowess
  • Inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame (1961)
  • Played a central role in the Canadiens' success during the 1940s–1950s era
  • His legacy includes the Maurice Richard Trophy, awarded to the NHL's top goal-scorer and named in his honor

Legacy and Honors

  • Rocket Richard Trophy established to honor the league's leading goal-scorer
  • Widely celebrated as a foundational figure in Canadian hockey and Canadiens history
  • His impact is commemorated in hockey histories, museums and the Hockey Hall of Fame

News and Public Interest

As a historic athlete who passed away in 2000, there are no ongoing, real-time news updates about Maurice Richard. Public interest centers on anniversaries and legacy projects. Notable dates include his birth on August 4, 1921, and his death on May 27, 2000. The 100th anniversary of his birth was observed in 2021.

Social Media

There are no official Maurice Richard social media accounts. Any current pages or accounts are unofficial fan pages or archival posts. Official content about his life is found through organizations like the Hockey Hall of Fame and the Montreal Canadiens.

Recent Projects and Public Engagement

  • Legacy projects and educational material highlighting the history of the Montreal Canadiens
  • The Maurice Richard Trophy (named in his honor) continues to influence NHL awards and fan recognition
  • Documentaries, biographies and museum exhibits about his life and era in hockey

Public Profiles and Sources

  • Hockey Hall of Fame – Biography and career overview
  • Montreal Canadiens – Historical archives and player profiles
  • Sports history references and Canadian cultural archives
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Which Raj Yogas are in Richard Maurice's birth chart?

3 FOUND

Richard Maurice's chart shows 3 Raj Yogas, including Vasumitra Yoga, Chandra-Mangala Yoga, Rajju Yoga.

Planetary Combinations
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Which dasha periods did Richard Maurice live through?

VIMSHOTTARI

Vimshottari dasha periods recorded for Richard Maurice, in order.

PREVIOUSJan 6, 2026 - Jun 10, 2026
Saturn / Rahu / Rahu
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What do Richard Maurice's numerology numbers say?

Richard Maurice's core numbers are Destiny 8, Soul Urge 5, Personality 7, Kabbalah Number 1.

◎Destiny
8

Chaldean Destiny 8 indicates executive expression and authority. It supports business, finance, leadership, and achievement through discipline.

❖Soul Urge
5

Chaldean Soul 5 desires freedom and variety. It seeks change, movement, experiences, and space to explore life.

◇Personality
7

Chaldean Personality 7 appears thoughtful, private, and analytical. Others often see depth, intelligence, and spiritual interest.

∞Kabbalah Number
1

Kabbalah Number 1 reflects an inner spiritual code of initiative and self-direction. It supports willpower, clarity, and a strong identity path.

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Life Events & Planetary Transits

Key events mapped against the active Dasha and planetary transits at the time.

1942
Relationship
Marriage 12 September 1942 (One marriage, lasting)
1942
Career
New Job 31 October 1942 in Montréal (Debut with the Montreal Canadiens)
1944
Career
Prize 13 April 1944 in Montréal (Won Stanley Cup with the Montreal Canadiens)
1946
Career
Prize 9 April 1946 in Montréal (Won Stanley Cup with the Montreal Canadiens)
1953
Career
Prize 16 April 1953 in Montréal (Won Stanley Cup with the Montreal Canadiens)
1955
Career
Fired/Laid off/Quit 17 March 1955 (Suspension caused a riot)
1956
Career
Prize 10 April 1956 in Montréal (Won Stanley Cup with the Montreal Canadiens)
1957
Career
Prize 16 April 1957 in Montréal (Won Stanley Cup with the Montreal Canadiens)
1957
Health
Job related injury 13 November 1957 in Toronto (Injured tendon)
1958
Career
Prize 20 April 1958 in Boston (Won Stanley Cup with the Montreal Canadiens)
1959
Career
Prize 18 April 1959 in Montréal (Won Stanley Cup with the Montreal Canadiens)
1959
Health
Job related injury 26 November 1959 in Detroit (Facial injury from hockey puck)
1960
Career
Prize 14 April 1960 in Toronto (Won Stanley Cup with the Montreal Canadiens)
1960
Career
Retired 15 September 1960 (Retired from playing pro hockey)
2000
Death
Death by Disease 27 May 2000 (Cancer, age 78)
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