What is the constellation and house of the planet (what does the planet in each house represent)?

What is the constellation and house of the planet?

1, Aries Palace: Also known as Aries, it is the first house of the zodiac, with Mars as the ruler and Libra as the opposite house.

2. Taurus Palace: The second house of the zodiac, with Venus as the guardian star, is located in the 30-60 degree range before the zodiac, and the opposite house is Scorpio.

3, double uterus: the third house of the ecliptic, the guardian star is Mercury, located in the 60-90 degree range before the ecliptic, and the opposite constellation is Sagittarius.

4. Cancer Palace: It is the fourth sign of the zodiac, the moon is the guardian star, located between 90 degrees of the ecliptic and 120 degrees, and Capricorn is the opposite sign.

5. Lion Palace: The fifth house of the zodiac, with the sun as the guardian star, is located in the interval from 120 degrees to 150 degrees of the zodiac, opposite Aquarius.

6. Virgin Palace: also known as Virgin Palace. The sixth house of the zodiac, ruled by Mercury, lies in the range from 150 degrees to 180 degrees, opposite Pisces.

7. Libra: the seventh house of the ecliptic, with Venus as the ruler, is located in the range of ecliptic 180 degrees to 2 10 degrees.

8. Scorpio Palace: the eighth house of the ecliptic, with Pluto and Mars as the guardian stars, located in the range of 2 10 to 240 degrees before the ecliptic.

9. Sagittarius Palace: Also known as Sagittarius Palace. The ninth house of the ecliptic, ruled by Jupiter, lies between 240 and 270 degrees of the ecliptic.

10, Capricorn Palace: Also known as Goat Palace, the tenth house of the zodiac, with Saturn as the guardian star, located between 270 and 300 degrees of the zodiac.

1 1, Aquarius Palace: Also known as Aquarius Palace, the eleventh house of the zodiac, with Uranus as the ruler and Leo as the relative constellation.

12, Pisces: the zodiac, Neptune as the ruler, located in the 330-0 degree range before the ecliptic, Virgo as the relative constellation.