Xuanyuan XIV sailing nine planets

Radial speed: 4 km/s

Self: 0.249 arc seconds/year

Apparent magnitude: 1.35

Absolute magnitude: -0.6

Brightness: 33 1

The position where the sun shines: right ascension 10 is 5.7 minutes, and declination 13 is 12 degrees.

The luminosity of Xuanyuan XIV is 260 times that of the sun, the surface temperature is 12200, the radius is 3.6 times that of the sun, and the mass is 4.5 times that of the sun. Xuanyuan XIV means "Little Emperor". In ancient Persia, Xuanyuan XIV, Bisuwu, Antares and Beiluoshimen were called the stars of the Four Emperors, and ancient astrologers used these stars to predict the fate of the emperor.

Xuanyuan XIV is a neutral star, representing dignity, ambition and alertness. This star represents a great success from heaven, but there can be no thoughts of revenge or revenge. Ancient astrologers used this star to predict the fate of the emperor. When Mars approached, something bad would happen to the emperor. The ecliptic coordinates are located at 29 degrees and 50 minutes in the Lion Palace.

In astrology or mysticism, Raphael is the guardian of Xuanyuan XIV, representing the wind of the four elements.

Xuanyuan XIV was recognized as one of the four glorious stars by Persian astrologers about 3000 years ago. It is also one of the 15 Behni stars of medieval astrologers, which is related to granite and wormwood. The symbol of Kabala is similar to a beast [1].

In the belief of Legrip in the Middle Ages, Xuanyuan XIV was the embodiment of Farah Angel and the regional guardian of the Southern Passage.