The constellation myth of Taurus

Taurus is the incarnation of Zeus, the god of gods. Legend has it that Zeus coveted the beauty of Europa, the daughter of Phoenician emperor Gunnold. Europa often played with friends on the beach in Tyre, so Zeus asked his son Hermes to herd cattle on a nearby hill. Zeus turned into a cow mixed with cattle and took the opportunity to approach Europa who was playing. Because this cow is unusually white, its horns are shining, and Europa is deeply attracted by this cow. The white cow kissed Europa's hand and motioned for Europa to ride. Europa was young and ignorant, so she was caught. The white cow has been carrying Europa across the ocean, craftily swimming to deeper water, forcing Europa to hug it tightly. Finally, the white bull landed in Crete, revealing its true colors. Zeus won the favor of Europa and so did Europa. Including Minos, the emperor of Crete. To commemorate this event, Zeus represented his white bull and Taurus in the sky, and named the continent where they met-Europa, which is today's Europe. Only the upper body of the white cow is shown in the map, because the lower body is submerged in the water and can't be seen.

The Story of Seven Sisters in Taurus (Pleiades)

Seven Sisters is actually the seven daughters of Atlas and Leon, namely Alcyone, Strope, Calano, Electra, Maya, Merope and tigert. The eldest daughter Maya gave birth to Hermes for Zeus and became Arcaz's stepmother. Electra gave birth to Dalda, the builder of Troy, and Teleta gave birth to Lacerda, the builder of Sparta. Stroop was raped by Ares, and she gave birth to the Pisa Emperor Onomamus with only ink. Only six stars can be seen in the Seven Sisters cluster. Some people say that Melope's light is the weakest because she married a commoner. Others say that Elektra covered her eyes with her hand and couldn't bear to see the demise of Troy, but in fact the darkest star is Strope.