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About 3500 years ago, there was a plain called Mesopotamia in today's Iraq, where a group of Babylonians lived. Legend has it that shepherds in Babylon connect the stars in the night sky and imagine them as 12 shapes, including Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Lion, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius and Pisces. Babylonians also carved the zodiac on stone tablets, and the sun passed through these constellations every year. It can be seen that the ancient Babylonians had the concept of "year". It is worth mentioning that the image of the zodiac has not changed after thousands of years, and it has also become the origin of western mythology and literature. What's the difference between modern constellations and previous ones? Modern Constellation was founded by the International Astronomical Society in 1930, which brought together experts and scholars from all over the world. In the past, there were different views on constellations except that each country had its own recognition, which also brought great trouble to the research. Especially in the era of navigation, the constellations in the southern hemisphere are set up. Finally, everyone held a meeting to focus on the traditional myths of the West and decided on an 88-constellation recognized all day. According to the myth and legend of the origin of the twelve constellations in Aries, the ancient Greek king Athamas married Nephiel, a fairy in the clouds, and finally abandoned chaos and married Enoch, the princess of Thebes. The cruel Enoch wanted to murder friso so that his son could inherit the throne in the future. Later, in a national famine, Enoch colluded with the temple messenger and framed Felix. The king listened to Enoch and was about to execute the prince. Suddenly, a ram with golden hair fell from the sky and saved the prince to Corcas. In order to thank him for his rescue, Buddha Rizos killed the Golden Sheep, gave the mutton to Zeus, and gave golden fleece to the king of Korkas. The golden sheep in the story is Aries. There are many stories about the myth of Taurus. One of them tells that Zeus fell in love with Princess Europa of Phoenicia, and Zeus became a beautiful and gentle bull to approach her. When Europa was curious and rode on this huge bull, the bull jumped up wildly and carried Europa across the ocean. When they crossed the ocean, the frightened Europa learned the identity of the bull and asked for forgiveness. Zeus soon revealed his true colors, poured out his love to Europa and held a grand wedding with her. According to legend, the European continent is named after Europa. Caster and Pollux are both sons of Leda. My brother Caster was born of Sparta, and my brother Polucus was born of Zeus, so Polucus has an immortal body. Castor and Pollux have a very good relationship since childhood and have deep feelings. Caster is good at riding and training horses, often hunting together and taking part in adventure activities, while Pollux is good at boxing. When his brother was killed in a battle, Polox was very sad. Finally, Polucus had to make a wish to Zeus, willing to trade his life for his brother's. Zeus pitied Pollux's brotherhood and decided to let them look around in the sky forever. Cancer is related to Heracles. Friends who are familiar with Greek mythology know that Heracles completed 12 almost impossible tasks for atonement, and the second task was to kill the strange snake Lernaean Hydra. When Heracles was fighting Hydra, Hera secretly sent a cancer to stop Heracles from killing the snake. At that time, Heracles's heel was tightly clamped by cancer, trying to make him unable to move; But Heracles finally killed the cancer with a stick and successfully killed the strange snake Hydra, which is now Ophiuchus. Cancer was promoted to heaven by Heracles, because it hurt Heracles's foot and became cancer. Leo, this is one of the 12 almost impossible tasks that happened to Heracles, the greatest Greek hero. Heracles's first task was to kill the Nimia lion. Niemoya lion skin thick, invulnerable. It roared like a storm. Heracles struggled with it for a long time, and finally Heracles strangled it. Heracles cut off the lion's claws, peeled off the lion's skin with the lion's claws to make a shirt, made the lion's head into a helmet, and carried it on his shoulders to complete the task gloriously. In order to praise Heracles's achievements, Zeus promoted the lion of Neemiya to heaven and became a Leo. Demetrius, the great goddess of agriculture in Virgo, is in charge of agriculture. She has a beautiful daughter named Persephone. Mother and daughter live together, bringing rich agricultural harvest to mankind. One day, Persephone happened to be seen by Hades, the brother of Zeus who was in charge of hell. Hades fell in love with Persephone at first sight and forcibly took Persephone away to Hades. Dmitry lost his daughter, and he was no longer interested in agriculture. All the fields are beginning to be deserted. Through the mediation of Zeus, Hades was asked to release Persephone. But Hades designed Persephone to eat Hades' pomegranate and let her stay in Hades forever. Persephone only ate half of it, so they can only be together for half a year. Virgo is the symbol of Demeter, the goddess of agriculture. Libra gods tried their best to eliminate the quarrels and injustices in the world, but there were too many troubles in the world, so in the end almost all the gods gave up, leaving Demeter to continue to judge the good and evil in the world with Libra. Libra is the Libra she uses, so Libra has always been with Dmitry. Scorpio in Greek mythology, Orion, son of Poseidon, is tall, handsome and very brave. Because he boasted that he would kill all the wild animals in the world, he aroused the dissatisfaction of the gods and angered Gaia, the mother of the earth. Gaia sent a poisonous scorpion to hide in the dark and attack Orion when he was not looking. Orion was stung by a scorpion and fell to the ground, but he finally killed the scorpion and died together. So as soon as Scorpio appears, Orion will hide, so Scorpio and Orion will never appear in the sky at the same time. Kay Long Xing Sagittarius is a member of Centaur in Greek mythology. It is said that he is immortal. Kay Long Xing is proficient in boxing, wrestling, sword, archery, driving, equestrian, music, literature and art, astronomy, geography, medical technology and even prophecy. He is the teacher and father of many heroes. Unfortunately, in the battle between Heracles and Centaur, Kay Long Xing was killed by a poisonous arrow accidentally shot by Heracles. This poison can't be cured, but he won't die because he is immortal. Zeus saw that poisoning was very painful, so he moved his immortal body to the sky and became Sagittarius, always chasing poison in the sky-the god Pan of Scorpio and Capricorn is Hermes, with a very strange appearance, goat's head, horns and beard, sheep's feet, and a monster of half man and half sheep. Once he was invited to attend a gathering of the gods on Mount Olympus, and played a wonderful flute for the gods, but he shocked the monster Tifeng. At this time, the gods had to turn and flee, and Pan turned into a fish and jumped into the Nile in a hurry. Unexpectedly, because I was so nervous, only my lower body turned into a fishtail, while my upper body was like a goat. This is the mythical origin of Capricorn. Aquarius At first, according to Greek custom, the water bottle waiter in heaven was Princess Heber, the unmarried daughter of Zeus, but because Heber married the hero Heracles, the water bottle waiter was vacant. Later, Zeus took a fancy to the Trojan prince Gnomed and sent an envoy to invite him, but Gnomed refused. So Zeus had to turn into an eagle and personally took Ganymede up the mountain and made him a sommelier. Since then, Ganymede has been a water bottle waiter in heaven. Aquarius is a form of pouring wine in a pot for teenagers, and the water in the bottle is the source of wisdom for the gods. One day in Pisces, the gods dined in Olympus Wonderland. On the way, the monster Tifeng appeared, and the gods turned and fled. Aphrodite and her son Cupid immediately turned into fish and jumped into the river to escape. Afraid of Cupid's accident, Aphrodite tore off a piece of clothing and tied it to Cupid's feet as a ribbon, turning it into two fish tied together. This is the origin of the myth of Pisces.