Stories about Aquarius _ What are the stories about Aquarius?

The myth of the origin of Aquarius;

Herb, the goddess of youth, is the daughter of Zeus, the king of God, and Hera, the queen of God. She was appointed by Zeus as a waiter to pour wine at the banquet of the gods in Olympus.

Later, because Herb was betrothed to Hercules by Hera, the position of serving wine remained vacant, and the banquet on the holy mountain was neglected, which broke Zeus' brain.

Later, when Zeus was cruising in the sky, he took a fancy to a handsome young Trojan prince, Ganymede, who had golden hair, white skin, red lips and white teeth. The gods also agreed that he would be a sommelier, so Zeus sent messengers to invite him; However, Ganymede naturally likes freedom and freedom, and refuses to promise anything.

Zeus flew into a rage when he knew it, turned into an eagle and personally caught Ganymede on Mount Olympus. Ganymede was forced to be a waiter, but his yearning for his hometown, relatives and freedom made him live in pain every day.

Later, Zeus, the omnipotent, sympathized with him, so that he could return to his relatives' home every January and February, and the Aquarius he used to pour wine was also lifted into the air by Zeus and became an Aquarius.