Are there thirteen constellations? What are the thirteen constellations?

Thirteen constellations include: Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Ophiuchus, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius and Pisces. Different from the widely used twelve constellations, there is Ophiuchus in the thirteen constellations. Ophiuchus is the only constellation that crosses the celestial equator, the Silver Road and the ecliptic, but it does not belong to the ecliptic. Many people have asked: Are there thirteen constellations? Or ask the meaning of Ophiuchus. Ophiuchus is not the astrological zodiac sign 12, so the constellation query is still 12.

What is the thirteen constellations? Asclepius, the god of medicine in Roman mythology, was executed by Zeus for discovering the secret of immortality, and then his image was exalted to heaven and turned into Ophiuchus.

Asclepius, holding the serpent in his hands, is the god of medicine, the son of Apollo and Koronis. When Colonis was killed by the golden bird, the snake man tried to save her life. Later, Hades (called Pluto by the Romans) knew that he had violated the dogma, so he killed Asclepius with lightning. Zeus added him to the constellation, and Ophiuchus was born. Asclepius is more respected. For a temple he built in Urus, Yepita province, there are always long queues of patients who come to ask for help. Those patients went to the temple to support him and pray for him. Then when they fall asleep, Asclepius will appear in their dreams and tell them how to cure their diseases. Asclepius, who became Ophiuchus, had a snake in his hand, because Asclepius often used snake venom as medicine.