Which constellation is Sagittarius?

Sagittarius (Latin: Sagittarius, also translated as Sagittarius) is a constellation in the zodiac, with an area of 867.43 square degrees, accounting for 2. 103% of the whole day, ranking 15 among the 88 constellations in the whole day. Sagittarius has 65 stars brighter than 5.5, the brightest star is Giussan (Sagittarius ε), and the apparent magnitude is 1.85. Every year on July 7th, Sagittarius Center falls from the sky.

According to Greek mythology, this "archer" is Kay Long Xing, the wise man of Centauri, so China is called Sagittarius.

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In ancient Greece, people gave this constellation the mythical Kai Long Xing in Sagittarius. The legendary Sagittarius is a savage race, but Kay Long Xing is an exception: he is gentle, proficient in medical skills, musical instruments, bows and arrows and boxing, and even can predict the future. He got along well with others, but unfortunately he died of a disciple's accidental injury. Zeus lifted him to the sky and became Sagittarius. In the eyes of ancient people, people's lower body, whether horses or scorpions, as long as they are other strong animals, will increase a lot of strength, so people often act as "arms" in games.

There is another constellation in the night sky called Centauri, which are two completely different constellations, but they use the same mythical animal. One of these two constellations is Kay Long Xing, and the other is the common Centauri.