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Aquarius.

Aquarius (date: 65438+1October 20-February 18) is the eleventh house of the zodiac, located east of Capricorn and west of Pisces.

Aquarius (Latin name Aquarius, astronomical symbol? , called Aquarius in Japan, is one of the zodiac 12 constellations, with an area of 979.85 square degrees, accounting for 2.375% of the whole day, ranking tenth among the 88 constellations in the whole day. There are 56 stars in Aquarius with brightness greater than 5.5, the brightest star is Xu Suyi (Aquarius β), and the apparent magnitude is 2.90.

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The legend of the origin of Aquarius

Kirk Ropes was the first king of Athens. It is said that he was born in Gaia, with an upper body like a human and a lower body like a snake or fishtail. He is the monarch of Athens. During his reign, Athena defeated Poseidon in a competition judged by him and became the patron saint of Athens.

The two gods agreed to give each Athenian a gift, and Klopps chose the one they liked better. Poseidon stabbed the rocks of the Acropolis with a trident, and one spring appeared. But the spring water is salty, and people think it is of little use, but Athena has given people evergreen olive trees. Kerkloppes thinks that the olive tree is a better gift, because it brings wood, oil and food, so he accepts Athena as the patron saint.

Kerkloppes was a cultural hero who taught the Athenians about weddings, reading and writing, and funeral ceremonies. He once sacrificed water to the gods, and the water in the Aquarius became the source of wisdom for the gods. This is the origin of Aquarius.

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