What is the basic process of star naming?

First of all, correct one of your mistakes: there is no star named "Ningqiu Zenger", only a star named "Qiu Yi Zenger". In ancient China, the naming of stars was as follows: First, some stars in the sky were divided into star officials, and the number of stars in each star official was uncertain. For example, Su Kui has 28 stars, Yulin Army has 45 stars, and Beiluoshimen has only one star. It must be noted that some stars are not stars, such as the accumulated corpse gas, but actually an open cluster. Then, number the stars in each star officer in order. Note: This number is in positional order and has nothing to do with brightness. For example, the first star of Kakudji is called Kakudji, and the twentieth star of Yulin Army is called Yulin Army Twenty. There is only one star official, and there are no more numbers behind. For example, Shimen in Beiluo is both a star official name and a star name. In addition, although some star officials have multiple stars, each star has his own name. For example, Beidou has seven stars, but we seldom talk about Beidou-1 and Beidou-5. We usually talk about their own names, such as "Shu Tian" and "Yuheng". In addition, when dividing the star officials, some stars visible to the naked eye are omitted. When future generations name these stars, they will be assigned to which star official nearby. This is called "adding stars", such as adding seven on the road, adding two on the road, and so on. -Supplementary content: "Zhu Jiaer" is actually Zhu Jiaer's mistake. Maybe because these two words are so rare, many people make mistakes. Besides, there are many star officials, hundreds, and I can't make it clear one by one. Twenty-eight nights are twenty-eight main stars. There are three main star officials (Ziwei Yuan, Taiwei Yuan and Tianshi Yuan).