Myths and legends of Andromeda

Andromeda is the daughter of Cassiopeia, the Queen of Fairy, and the Andromeda galaxy is the closest galaxy to our galaxy. Among the constellations, the twelve constellations are what we know best. Next, come with me to see the myths and legends of Andromeda.

In ancient Greek mythology, Andlau Moda was the daughter of Ethiopian king Cepheus and queen Cassiopeia, and her mother angered Poseidon's wife, Hai Hou Xing, by constantly showing off her daughter's beauty. Poseidon wanted Poseidon to avenge her, so Poseidon sent Ceto, a sea monster, to ravage Ethiopia and made a terrible request to the Oracle. The Oracle revealed that the only way to save was to provide Andromeda.

Laomoda was chained by her parents to a stone on the road where Ceto passed. Later, Zeus' son Poerxiusi happened to pass by and caught a glimpse of the tragedy. Andlau Moda's parents begged Poerxiusi to save their daughter. In return, he can marry Andlau Moda and become the Ethiopian king. So Poerxiusi fought hard, killed Ceto, rescued Andlau Moda, and married him as promised.

At the wedding reception, Andlau Moda's uncle Phoenicia suddenly arrived with his army. Finnis proposed to Andlau Moda in the past, and this time he came to rob the bride. Due to many enemies, Poerxiusi finally lost to the hero. At this time, Poerxiusi turned to his "old enemy" again, but he first warned his friends to turn their backs on him. Then he took out Medusa's head and turned all his enemies into stones.

Andlau Moda and Poerxiusi gave birth to seven sons and two daughters: the seven sons are Poerxiusi and Alcais uz. Poerxiusi was the founder of Persia. The second daughter is the mother of King Ting Darus of Sparta.

Later Zeus promoted her to Andromeda, her mother was Cassiopeia, her father was Cepheus, Poerxiusi was Poerxiusi, and Ceto was Cepheus. They are all autumn constellations.