What constellation is September 20th?

It's Virgo. Virgo is the sixth house of the zodiac, and its date of birth is from August 23rd to September 22nd. It is located in the east of Leo and west of Libra.

Virgo is a careful and generous constellation with gentle appearance and passionate heart; Like to pay attention to details, easy to be picky and nervous, and meticulous in work. Although I am introverted, I will inevitably feel depressed, but my natural advantage is that I am open-minded and not depressed. Progress can only be made with goals, and constant encouragement is needed.

Virgo is the incarnation of Astria, the goddess of justice and stars.

In ancient times, human beings and gods lived on the ground at the same time and lived happily together. However, human beings are getting smarter and smarter. They not only learned to build houses and pave roads, but also learned bad habits such as intrigue and bullying, which made many gods unbearable and made human beings live only in heaven.

But among the gods, there are Astray Oss, the god of stars, and Astria, the daughter of eos. She is also the goddess of chastity. She hasn't lost faith in human beings, and she still lives with them. However, human beings are getting worse and worse. There was a war in the Black Iron Age, and incidents of killing each other occurred from time to time. The Virgin of Astria, the last God, left this world with the blood of killing. It became Virgo, and the sun entered this constellation on August 23rd.

When mankind degenerated to the point where the gods could not bear it, the angry gods decided to give up the degenerate race of mankind, so Pandora's Box appeared, followed by endless disasters. Astria was very anxious to see this scene, because she believed that human beings had not lost their conscience. So she begged the gods to forgive mankind and to suffer for them. Because human hope is locked in Pandora's box, Astria is willing to put chains on human beings and accept punishment, kneeling on the cliff of Olympus for many years, praying for the arrival of human hope.

Secondly, Virgo is the incarnation of the lucky goddess Tyche.

Eratosthenes and Xu Jinus both mentioned an identity of Virgo, namely Tyche, the goddess of luck. Tyche usually holds a cornucopia of grain. In the night sky, the first-class star Spica stands for ear of grain, which means "ear of grain" in Latin (called Stachys in Greek, with the same meaning).