A legendary story about the goddess of the moon

Al themis (Greek: α ρ ρ ε μ ι δ; Latin: Artemis; ; Japanese: ァルテミス; Serbian: артемида; Lithuanian: Artemid? ; Croatian: Artemida; ; Korean:? ), also called Di Anna in Roman mythology, is the symbol of the goddess of the moon in Greek mythology. In charge of hunting, taking care of women's childbirth, representing women's beauty and chastity. It is also a god that the Greeks worship more, protecting young men and women who resist and despise God's love. Because Naomi humiliated his mother, he shot her 14 children with his twin brother Apollo. In Ephesus, there is a temple of themis specially built for her. Mbth: themis alias: Apollosa Birthplace: Tyrol Occupation: Goddess Major Achievements: One of the Twelve Gods of Olympus and One of the Three Grecian Maidens. Source: The main place of worship of Greek mythology: Ephesus in Asia Minor.

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Edit this myth and legend Al themis [1] (Greek:? ρτεμι? ), corresponding to Di Anna (Latin: Diana) in Roman mythology. She is the goddess of the moon and a symbol of hunting in Greek mythology. She is the daughter of Zeus and Leto, the Titan goddess, and the twin sister of Apollo, the sun god. Al Simis is one of the twelve gods on Mount Olympus, and the Temple of Al Simis in Ephesus is one of the ancient eight wonders of the world. Simis is one of the rare virgins in Greek mythology. Together with her half-sister Athena and aunt Hestia, she is known as the Greek Three Virgins. When she was young, Zeus allowed her not to get married for life, so she remained energetic and youthful forever. [2] At first, she was a great goddess, playing a girl hunter and a pure goddess. As the twin sister of Apollo, she is also called god of light, especially the light of the bright moon. As far as she is concerned, Al Simis also has a great influence on the witch prototype. Hera often mistreats them because she is jealous of their biological mother. To compensate them, their father Zeus gave the sun to Apollo and the moon to themis. When Apollo drove the radiant car of the sun god, he sprinkled the sun all over the earth. Al Simis hid in the mountains, playing and hunting with the fairies in the forest. In the evening, when she boarded the silver moon car and drove around, Apollo played the piano and sang for her, while Miss Alsi quietly crossed the vast space. Like Apollo, she has the ability to make ordinary people die suddenly or get plague (the ancient Greeks thought that the arrow of Simis could make healthy women die suddenly) [2], but she also has the means to cure their wonderful hands and rejuvenate them. She likes hunting, especially shooting deer. She is also the patron saint of young children and all mammals. Sometimes she will cover her face with clouds to kiss a handsome guy's face, but anyone who has been kissed by Chang 'e will have strange imagination, or that person will become a poet or a prophet. The hunting goddess of the moon likes to wander in the mountains. Anyone who intrudes into her territory or destroys her peace will be brutally retaliated by her. King Agamemnon of Mycenae was one of them. When the Trojan War broke out, he inadvertently offended the goddess because he killed the stag that should have been dedicated to Simis. As a result, his fleet was trapped in orace Port against the wind. In order to get the goddess' forgiveness, Agamemnon had to sacrifice his beloved daughter to themis, which finally helped them out of trouble. Originally, the fleet and all Trojans were doomed to be destroyed by Hera and Athena, the goddess of wisdom. However, under the influence of themis themis, they were trapped in orace Harbor and delayed the destruction of Troy, which led to Hera's anger. Hera fought with themis themis, causing a strong dispute. Later, themis left it to Hera and went to Zeus to cry about his shame. When the hunter Akteon was in the hunting forest, he happened to bump into Artemis who was bathing in the woodland. As a result, themis turned Aktian into a deer in a rage, and then Aktian was chased and killed by his own hounds. Until the dog tore it to pieces, themis's anger subsided. Al Simis is narrow-minded and vindictive. Many people who offend her or forget to worship her will be executed or severely punished. But she also has a gentle and kind side, and is also a music goddess who loves singing and dancing; Whenever Simis came back from hunting, she would go to Bahners Mountain to find Apollo and sing and dance with the Muse and charity. The Origin of themis [3]: ① themis, the daughter of Zeus, the king of gods, and Leto, the goddess of darkness, was born on the sixth day of Sagrian Festival, the day before Apollo was born. As the twin sister of Apollo, she helped her mother Leto to give birth to Apollo after her birth, so Artemis and Eletia are also two midwifery goddesses in Greek mythology. (2) It is said that after Apollo was born, he took out a slender hand, shining with soft silver-gray light, and then a slender and light body was born. Her whole body shone with the holy and beautiful light like the moon, and the dazzling moon was embedded in her eyebrows, and she fought back with a shining bow and arrow. This goddess is Artemis themis Simis. The personal image of the goddess of the moon-similar to Apollo's duty, Apollo drove a golden chariot across the sky during the day and was praised as the sun god. At night, Miss Alsi flew across the night sky with a solemn gesture and was honored as the goddess of the moon. Sitting on an aerial ox cart driven by a cow, the "queen of the vast sky" radiates silver light to the sleeping earth. Artemis is the goddess of hunting-holding a bow and arrow, wearing a sleeveless tunic dress made of animal skin, and her clothes are fragrant, surrounded by fairy attendants, walking through the jungle to hunt. At the same time, she is also the patron saint of small animals. Mount Tegaitos and Mount Eremasos in the Peloponnesian Peninsula are her frequent places. [2] Fertility Goddess-In the temple of Al themis, one of the seven famous wonders in ancient times, the image of the breast goddess Al themis is enshrined. In ancient hunting times, many hunting activities were carried out at night. The moon played an important role in the hunting and production of our ancestors. In the thoughts of ancient ancestors, the periodic changes of the moon and the menstrual cycle of women will affect each other, so it will also affect the results of hunting. In addition, women's strong reproductive ability is a symbol of the high fertility rate on the earth. This determines the number of prey around the living environment and the number of hunting results. Thus, the female reproductive worship in matriarchal society was endowed with special significance, and Artemis, the goddess of three images, was created and handed down. She is a collection of ancient moon worship and female reproductive worship. Human society has entered the farming society. Due to the change of production mode, the first two images of Al themis have been forgotten, but its rich image still has important worship significance. Therefore, the image of the goddess of breasts appeared. In fact, this is the continuation and strengthening of ancient female reproductive worship. Themis, the ancient Greek moon god, was the twin sister of Apollo, the sun god. As one of the twelve gods of Olympus, she has a prominent position. In addition to the title of Luna, she is also in charge of the moon and hunting, virginity and protecting her mother's success in childbirth. Protect women who give birth. As one of the three virgins, she loves to testify against herself and has a bad relationship with Aphrodite, the goddess of love. During the Renaissance, the artist painted Al themis fresh and beautiful, with a tall figure, and sometimes covered his face with a veil. Unfortunately, her personality doesn't match her quiet appearance-competitive and vengeful. She is the most overbearing god in the Pantheon. Under the favor of her father Zeus, she enjoyed more sacrifices than other gods. For those who don't sacrifice or respect her, Artemis will definitely bring them bad luck. On one occasion, King Caledon of the Greek city-state accidentally missed the moon god when offering sacrifices, and his country was trampled by the wild boar of the moon god. A groom forgot to sacrifice the moon on his wedding night, and the moon god released a serpent to make a scene in the bridal chamber; Before the Greek allied forces attacked Troy, Agamemnon, king of Mycenae, annoyed her by boasting that his marksmanship was better than that of themis, and the allied forces were trapped in the harbor by the storm. Finally, Agamemnon offered her daughter as a sacrifice, which was a relief. People all over Greece worship themis, and even spread to Sicily and other places. On the Moon Festival, people will hold a grand parade. The priestess sat on the deer cart and walked at the end of the procession. People throw all kinds of creatures into carts: chickens, wild boar, deer, wolf cubs and so on. Today, Al themis still influences us once a year. On birthdays, the birthday candles should be blown out in one breath. This custom originated from Al themis's birthday celebration. On the sixth day of every month, the ancient Greeks filled the altar with candles to celebrate Al themis's birthday. At the climax of the ceremony, all the candles should be blown out in one breath to ensure that the moon god can treat the worshippers well. Although Al themis wanted to remain chaste forever, she was tempted when she saw a desirable man. She once had a crush on Endymion, a shepherd. Because mortals will eventually face aging and death, she asked Zeus to give Andy Mien eternal youth. But Zeus reminded that no one can live forever except mortals who sleep forever. So Al themis put Endymion to sleep forever. Endymion, who was asleep, still maintained a handsome face, and her mouth seemed to have a comforting smile. Themis was deeply moved by Endymion's beauty, so she would go to the cave every night and quietly stare at Endymion for quite a while. Besides admiring Endymion, Al themis also fell madly in love with a young man named Orion. When they decided to be together, Apollo expressed strong opposition. In order to preserve the chastity of themis, Apollo decided to get rid of Orion with the help of themis. So once, Apollo saw Orion walking under the lake, and only Orion's head was exposed on the lake. Slowly, Orion swam farther and farther, and his head looked like a little black dot. So Apollo deceived Artemis, saying that she couldn't hit the black spot. Artemis didn't believe it. In order to prove her archery, she picked up a bow and arrow and shot at the black spot until she heard a scream from Orion. Artemis realized this. Artemis was in great pain, and she could never forgive herself for killing the person she loved most. In order to punish his mistake, themis never let any mortal see her again. She cursed that if someone accidentally saw her, that person would become crazy, and a fool would even die. When Al themis was a child, she and her brother Apollo jointly killed seven sons and seven daughters of Naomi who didn't respect her biological mother Leto, and Naomi turned to stone because of grief. Artemis (themis), with a beautiful figure and extremely beautiful appearance, is the best among many Olympians. Her figure is graceful, her waist is slender, her legs are slender, her skin is fair and smooth, and her whole body shines with the sanctity and splendor of the moon. There is a dazzling moon embedded in her eyebrows, which proves that she inherited the priesthood of Selene, the goddess of the full moon. Her brown curly hair hung down to her waist and fluttered in the wind. Her eyes are as dreamy and blurred as moonlight, clear and smart, the most beautiful of all goddesses, and the color is deep and quiet dark blue. Her eyelashes are thick and long, which makes her beautiful eyes look confusing. Her lips are small, red and tender, with a proud smile on her lips. She is the moon god but also the goddess of hunting, and her smile is full of wild breath! The figure is dressed in a silver-gray dress that is proportional to her slender figure, and the dress shines with golden light; She wears colorful garlands on her head, symbolizing green; From Artemis' left shoulder to his right arm, he wore a green shawl, representing nature. On her right arm, there is a silver moon sign, which is to match the golden sun sign on Apollo's left arm. She wears a red gem ring in her left hand, which is said to be stained with blood and engraved with hunting signs; Finally, she held a bow in her right hand and an arrow in her left. Her bow and arrow shone with dazzling silver, and Apollo also had a bow and arrow with golden light. Artemis's clothes are elegant and graceful, showing the majesty of the moon and the goddess of hunting. Al themis's character Leng Yan is like a moon. At the same time, she has the unique dignity and pride of the goddess of hunting, and inherits the solemnity and majesty of her brother Apollo, giving people a feeling of being as aloof and inaccessible as the moon. Therefore, she was deeply loved by Zeus. So her personality is a little cold, aloof and cruel. The ancient Greeks distinguished the three gods according to their different shapes. Usually, Phoebe represents the new moon, Selene represents the full moon, and Al themis represents the new moon. After the mid-term myth, Hecate is also one of the moon gods, and she represents the ghost moon. Between Lin Mang and Shan Ye, she took a bow and arrow, took a dog, and regarded hunting as a game with the fairy's entourage, and sometimes traveled by car dragged by two stags. Al themis is fierce and sometimes cruel. She abides by all kinds of rules and regulations since ancient times and asks people to strictly abide by them. Anyone who breaks the rules is often shot with a bow and arrow. And severely punish those who offend her. 1) King Onius of Kaludon forgot her when she offered sacrifices to the gods. She was so angry that she drove the fierce wild boar into Kalu Cave, so this goddess probably also represented a bumper harvest. (2) Moller Agglos called on some people to kill the wild boar sent by the goddess to punish Kaludong (in fact, he prayed to the goddess to bless him to shoot the wild boar, but the goddess agreed, but he still killed the wild boar), so she incited the hunter leader Mei Laegeler to disagree with his two uncles, which led to the tragic death of the great hero Moller Agglos at the hands of his mother. (3) Agamemnon, the leader of the Greek Coalition forces who made an expedition to Troy, shot her sacred deer, showing off his shooting skills better than the goddess of hunting. Themis was furious, and the sea breeze stopped (another way of saying it was that there was a storm blowing towards the ship), making it impossible for the Greek allied ships to sail. She insisted on offering Iphigenia, Agamemnon's daughter, as a sacrifice to compensate the sacred deer, and told her through the prophet. Agamemnon was forced to obey. She traded deer for others on the altar, fooled everyone, and took Iphigenia to Taoriz, where she became a female sacrifice in her temple and asked for a special tribute. (3) According to legend, Hercules once killed the deer in Jinjiao, Kergenia, and was forced to defend his innocence before Artemis and Apollo. Themis is regarded as the owner and ruler of beasts in Crete, the incarnation of brito Mattis, the goddess of water lilies, who hunts fiercely. Al Simis is narrow-minded and vindictive. Many people who offend her or forget to worship her will be executed or severely punished. However, as a protective goddess, she also has a gentle and kind side. Many witches will respect Simis or Di Anna as the "Trinity Goddess" (that is, the Moon God, the Nurturing God and the Protecting God), and she encourages hunting, feminism and witchcraft traditions. The edited oil painting Al Simis and Endymion was created by Moritz von Schwend in 183 1 year. According to the painting, whenever night falls, Simis, the goddess of the moon, will quietly stare at Endymion's cheeks and eyes for a long time. Edit this paragraph of the Temple of Luna, the Temple of themis ('a ρ ρ ε μ? σ ιον, Artemision), located in Ephesus, Turkey, was built in 550 BC after 120 years of construction. The construction of the Temple of themis was initiated by Croso of Lydia, and was later built during the Achaemenid Empire in Persia. The Temple of themis is the temple of the Greek goddess themis (translated as Artemis in the Bible, that is, the moon goddess Di Anna in Roman mythology). It ranks among the seven wonders of the world, 425 feet long, 230 feet wide, 126 marble columns and 60 feet high. It is said that the construction time was as long as 220 years (in contrast, it took Herod the Great only 46 years to build the temple in Jerusalem). 2 1 BC, in July 356, the temple was destroyed by fire. [4] Legend has it that Alexander the Great was born on the same day that the temple was destroyed. Nicknames: Some people call her Diana, Diana and Selene. She has a bad temper sometimes. Once, she was taking a bath in a cave when a handsome prince broke in by mistake. In a rage, she turned the prince into a deer and was finally killed by his hounds. Editing this story, there are different opinions about the legend of Artemis and Olivan [5]. (1) In Greek mythology, Poseidon had a son named Olivier. Olivan was born as tall and strong as his father. But he doesn't like living in the sea. Instead, he often comes to Shan Ye to climb mountains and hunt. However, he is Poseidon's son, so he can walk like a fly even at sea. Themis and Olivan are accompanied by a hound named Cyrus, who is as brave as his master. He always rushes to the front when hunting and always stands in front of Olivan when encountering wild animals. After a long time, Olivan often met Artemis, the moon god, while hunting. The two were quickly attracted by each other's elegance and superb hunting skills. Later, they often walked in the mountains together, climbed cliffs and climbed dangerous peaks, and talked about everything. All this made themis's twin brother Apollo very angry. He knew that his sister Al themis was a stubborn girl, and persuasion would not impress her at all. Apollo was cruel and came up with a deadly trap. One day, Olivan "flew" at sea as usual, ready to go ashore to hunt. His whole body is submerged except his head. Apollo and themis happened to fly across the sea. "Sister, the somebody else say you wear Yang kung fu. How about we have a game today? " Al themis said, "Well, what did you say?" "Look, that little black spot is a stone, just shoot it." Apollo knew that his sister couldn't see what that black spot was. "No problem!" His voice did not fall, but he heard a whoosh. A sharp arrow was neither biased nor inclined, and it was a small black spot. "Elder sister, you really liked it. Brother, I never dare to compare with you again. " Say that finish, Apollo quietly left. Al themis landed at sea and saw the shooting target. But what she saw was Olivain, who was shot in the head, lying quietly on the water. Before she could say a word to his sweetheart, she was dead. My favorite person was shot dead by my own arrow, and Artemis fainted. Hearing the news of the tragic death of his master, Sirius cried bitterly all night. He didn't even look at other people's food, and in a few days he left with Olivan. This tragedy made Zeus cry. He collected Allvine's body, lifted him to the sky and became Orion. We can't be together all the time before we die, and finally we will be together forever with Artemis, the goddess of the moon. Sirius also won the sympathy of Zeus with his loyalty, ascended to heaven and continued to accompany his master. This is a dog. In order not to make Sirius lonely, Zeus also specially found a partner for him-a puppy. Zeus knew that Olivan liked hunting best before he died, so he put a small prey-Scorpio around him. Therefore, themis never saw Apollo again. No matter how Apollo chased his sister and wanted to apologize to her, Artemis always left before he arrived. Since then, the moon and the sun no longer intersect, which is also the reason why the sun and the moon are not in the sky together in Greek myths and legends. This is another version of Scorpio, which is broadcast in the biography of Olympus. In Greek mythology, Poseidon had a son named Aolaiwen. Oliver was born like his father. A hound named Sirius accompanied him all day. He is as brave as his master. When hunting, he always rushes to the front. When he meets wild animals, he always stands in front of Aolaiwen. After a long time, Aolaiwen often met the moon god and hunting goddess themis when hunting. The two were quickly attracted by each other's elegance and superb hunting skills. Later, they often walked in the mountains together, climbed cliffs and climbed dangerous peaks, and talked about everything. All this made Apollo, the sun god, very angry. He was afraid that his sister Al themis would be like herself and Daphne. He knew Artemis was a stubborn girl, and persuasion would not impress her at all. Apollo was cruel and came up with a deadly trap. One day, Diana and Olivan went to the seaside to play. Oliver proposed to Di Anna, and Di Anna agreed, but Apollo let the scorpion and Oliver fight in the water. Apollo asked Di Anna to shoot the scorpion with an arrow, so they got married. If Olivan was shot, Di Anna was very confident and really shot the scorpion, but Olivan was poisoned by scorpion venom. This tragedy made Zeus cry. He collected Aolaiwen's body, lifted him to the sky and turned him into Orion. I couldn't be together all the time before I died, but I finally stayed with my sweetheart Artemis forever after I died. Sirius also won the sympathy of Zeus with his loyalty, ascended to heaven and continued to accompany his master. This is a dog. In order not to make Sirius lonely, Zeus also specially found a partner for him-a puppy. Zeus knew that Aolaiwen liked hunting best before his death, so he put a small prey beside him-the sky map. (2) In the famous Trojan War, before the Greek warships were about to leave, Agamemnon, the leader, took many heroes out hunting to kill time. On this day, he saw a beautiful sika deer and killed it with an arrow. Agamemnon couldn't help but get carried away, and even boasted: "Even Artemis (Di Anna) is just like this." This made themis, the proud hunting goddess, angry, and she was determined to take revenge. In a few days, the army will leave, but there is no wind in the harbor. A few days later, it was still the same. The desperate Greeks asked the prophet to ask God, and a prophet named Kalkas told them that it was because Agamemnon had sinned against God. Therefore, he must atone for his sins and offer his daughter, born to his wife Cletanisla, as a sacrifice to Simis, the goddess of hunting. The prophet's words immediately plunged Agamemnon into extreme pain. Doesn't he love his daughter? This daughter is smart and beautiful. He publicly announced his resignation as commander-in-chief of the Coalition forces. But the commander-in-chief of the Coalition forces can resign so casually? The Greek soldiers were angry. In their cartoon Saint saint seiya, Al themis thinks Agamemnon is too selfish and publicly declares that he wants to rebel. Faced with such a situation, Agamemnon had no choice but to agree that God's command could not be disobeyed. He wrote a letter to cheat his wife and daughter. He knows how much his wife loves this smart and beautiful daughter and wants to hide it from her. Unfortunately, my wife found out about it. She angrily found her husband and accused him of such an animal behavior. Their daughter Iphigenia also knelt on the ground and begged her father not to end her young life so early. What does the war have to do with her? Why did she pay the price of her life? However, Agamemnon had made up his mind, refused their request without hesitation and went out. Finally, Iphigenia calmly made a choice, and she was willing to give her life for Greece. Because she has seen that if she doesn't give her life, themis, the goddess of hunting, will make all her relatives lose their lives. She calmly walked to the altar, and in grief, the priest's sharp saber waved and blood splashed everywhere. After the mourning, people were surprised to find that it was not Agamemnon's daughter who fell to the ground, but a white deer. Themis was finally kind at this moment. Iphigenia was pitied by themis, and was taken to another place and became her priest. After many years, she returned to her hometown with her brother. In addition, according to some Italian bibliographies, Di Anna was later confused with Artemis in Greek mythology. At the same time, he gained Artemis' hunting and fertility functions and became the "god of the forest". Since Simis was first introduced to Rome by civilians, themis (Di Anna) has become the patron saint of civilians and slaves. There is a famous jungle on the bank of Yanimi Lake in Aric, Italy, which is called "the king of the jungle", and her temple was built there. Edit this passage about weapons and sacred bows and arrows: According to Homer's hymn, Artemis has a silver bow and arrow. Her nicknames are Khryselakatos, "Golden Axis" and Iokheira (overwhelming arrow). Miss Alsi's arrow can also bring sudden illness and death to girls and women. Al themis got the bow and arrow from her father for the first time. Miss Alsi's bow also became callisto's oath, which witnessed her virginity. In later worship, the bow became a symbol of the moon becoming round. Chariot: The chariot of Al themis is made up of four golden longhorn deer (Elaphoi Khrysokeroi) wrapped in gold and dragged. Her chariot has a horse's reins and emits a silver-gray holy light. Fauna deer: Deer is the only animal regarded as the most sacred by Artemis himself. Seeing that deer are smarter than horned animals and cows, she fell in love with these creatures. The deer was the first animal she caught. The five Jinjiao deer she caught were called "Elaphoi Khrysokeroi" and used them to drive her carriage. Under the command of Eurystheus, the third task Heracles had to complete was to capture Jinjiao deer in Kergenia. Hercules wounded the deer with an arrow, which was discovered by themis and Apollo, so they sternly asked Hercules, who begged the goddess to forgive, and promised themis to return it alive, so themis forgave him. Hunting Dog: Al themis got her hunting dog in Acadia Forest. Artemis has two black and white dogs, three red dogs and one little dog-these dogs can hunt, even lions. These are seven bitches that Pan gave to Al themis, but among all the hounds in Al themis, she only takes them to hunt at a time. Bear: The mother bear symbolizes her and is said to have something to do with Ursa Major. Wild boar: Wild boar is one of the favorite hunting animals of hunters, and it is also difficult to tame. Aeneas and Aphrodite's lover adonis were both killed by Artemis' wild boar. Guinea fowl: Guinea fowl is also her favorite animal. Eagle: Eagle is a favorite bird of many gods. Plants: The flora of Artemis is palm trees and cypresses, and other sacred plants of Artemis are amaranth and daffodils.