The Myth of Cancer What is the ruler of Cancer?

According to legend, in ancient Greek mythology, Zeus was an emotional person who often cheated on his wife Hera with many women and gave birth to many children. Zeus had a son among many illegitimate children. He is the legendary Hercules, born of Zeus and the world's first beauty, Jacques myna.

The birth of Hercules was discovered by Zeus' wife Hera. Hera was not only jealous and angry with Heracles' mother, but also cursed Heracles: "In the future, this child will be born with heavy sins and bear twelve dangerous challenges until his death."

When he grew up, Hercules once met Hydra, one of the twelve challenges, and launched a big war. At this time, Hera used magic to create a huge crab to help Hydra fight. Although cancer clamped the leg of Hercules, the first Greek hero, he was trampled to death by Hercules. Later, Hera put the crab in the sky and became a cancer.

Cancer ranks fourth among the twelve constellations. Its guardian star is the moon, and its patron saint is Artemis in Greek mythology, that is, Di Anna in Roman mythology, representing motherhood and harvest. People born in this constellation are eager to pursue family security and have a strong maternal spirit.