Who invented constellation pairing?

Guess the constellations of the four founders of Hogwarts

Godric Gryffindor) → Leo.

As we all know, Gryffindor's symbol is a lion. The lion is the king of beasts, and the representative colors of Gryffindor, red and gold, are the colors of emperors, symbolizing nobility, stupidity and authority. Obviously, Rowling's description in the book is also the most beneficial to Gryffindor. There is a popular saying that the constellation of Harry, Gryffindor's heir, is Leo. In reality, the lion represents courage, which is also the characteristic of Gryffindor. In addition, Leo is a fire sign, which is consistent with Gryffindor's attributes.

Rowena ravenclaw) → Libra

Ravenclaw's symbol is the eagle, and its representative color is blue, which is related to the sky and the scale of the "sky". Ravenclaw's beauty and wisdom just take care of Libra's characteristics of reason and justice. Ravenclaw's attribute is wind, and Libra is a typical air signs.

Helga hufflepuff) → Taurus.

Badger, the symbol of Hufflepuff, is an animal that often deals with soil. Her representative colors, yellow and black, are all soil colors. I don't know if you will think of the scene where the ox is working hard in the field. Speaking of this, Hufflepuff's qualities-diligence and sincerity-are also in line with the spirit of cattle and the character of Taurus. Hufflepuff and Taurus also have exactly the same attributes (earth sign).

Salazar slytherin) → Scorpio.

Readers should know that the school where Rowling spends the most ink in the book is undoubtedly Gryffindor, and Slytherin is also "favored" (just a counterexample). Everything in this college is the opposite of Gryffindor. The representative colors of Gryffindor are warm red and gold (symbolizing fire), and the representative colors of Slytherin are cold green and silver (symbolizing water). Snakes and scorpions, both living in dark and humid places, embody the coldness and insidiousness of Slytherin. Scorpio people are mysterious, aloof and lofty, just like Slytherin. Since Gryffindor and Slytherin turned against each other more than a thousand years ago, the relationship between the two colleges (including later) has broken down, and even the attributes of the two founders are "incompatible" (Scorpio is a water sign). (One more thing ... salazar, Slytherin and Scorpio all start with S ... Haha, just kidding! But s is like a crooked snake! )

Four founders, four constellations and four attributes.

After determining the constellations, we can guess that Hufflepuff was born in May, Gryffindor was born in July, Ravenclaw was born in September, and Slytherin was born in 165438+ 10, which is in line with the time periods of the four constellations and just in spring, summer, autumn and winter respectively (and the difference is two months)! In spring, everything recovers, and warm spring mud feeds everything; In summer, the hot sun is at the head, and the blazing sun shines on the earth; In autumn, the sky is high and the clouds are light, and the breeze blows all over the world; In winter, it is freezing, and crystal snowflakes cover the world. No matter from the characteristics of months or seasons, all these are so similar to the characters and attributes of the four major! The four founders were born all year round (not necessarily in the same year, of course, according to the book, Slytherin is the largest).

The four elements of nature (also known as the "Four Roots Theory")-fire, wind, soil and water, completely correspond to the attributes of the four founders. The four elements laid the foundation for the growth of all things, and the four founders laid the foundation for generations of young wizards. There is also a wonderful proof. If water corresponds to Mercury, fire corresponds to Mars, soil corresponds to Saturn, and wind corresponds to Uranus, then in the arrangement of the eight planets in the solar system, there are two planets between Mercury and Mars, one planet between Mars and Saturn, and Saturn and Uranus are adjacent, which can be considered as being separated by zero planets. 2 1, 0, exactly decreasing in turn.

Seasons, elements and planets, what a wonderful arrangement and perfect correspondence! I wonder if Rowling thought of this when she wrote this book? Or an invisible force-"love" makes the roots connect with the roots, and "hate" makes the roots separate. In this way, Rowling's good wishes pinned on it are clear at a glance: she hopes that Hogwarts will reunite and that the true love of the wizard world (and of course the real world) will last forever! Let's pray that one day, the "four roots" of Hogwarts will be unified forever, and the magical world and the real world will be full of eternal love!