the symbolism of that star in ancient China
In ancient China, stars had many symbolic meanings: 1. ** Symbol of beautiful scenery **: The light of the stars, the sun, and the moon is regarded as beautiful scenery. In classical poetry, the tens of thousands of stars shining in the dark night symbolize beautiful scenery. Poets didn't need any extra decoration. Stars could represent beautiful scenery. For example," The river is close, and the stars are rotten." It depicted the beautiful scene of the stars shining in the night sky. It could also be used to set off the beauty of other images, such as " Clothes are covered in dust, and the words are rotten stars." The beautiful scene of stars could set off the brilliance of Yang Xiong's words. In addition, the stars could also be extended to refer to other beautiful scenery. For example, the stars in the poem "New Love Followed by Bright Candles, Liang Dong Stars Flying" referred to the lights between the buildings. 2. ** Symbol of beautiful love **: For example, Li Shangyin's " Untitled Two Songs, One "," Last night, the stars and last night's wind, west of the painting building, east of the Gui Tang." Stars could be used to express beautiful love in classical poetry. 3. ** A symbol of a person of noble status. ** 4. ** Symbol of deceased relatives and friends ** 5. In terms of the belief in the stars, the six stars of the Southern Dipper were in charge of life, and the seven stars of the Northern Dipper were in charge of life and death. The six stars of the Southern Dipper were far more important than the seven stars of the Northern Dipper in the belief of the ancient people, but few people knew about the six stars of the Southern Dipper. However, the Big Dipper was much brighter than the six stars of the Southern Dipper. The novel " The Name Engraved in the Stars of Destiny " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Ancient China Star Official (1)
The ancient Chinese astrologer was the product of the combination of ancient China mythology and astronomy. It was the model and criterion for the ancients to distinguish, classify, and recognize the stars in the sky according to certain observation methods. In order to facilitate the identification and observation of stars, ancient astronomy grouped several stars into groups, each group named after a thing on the ground, and this group was called a star officer. After the Tang and Song Dynasties, it was also known as one. The ancient China Star Official System divided the sky into three star officials, four star officials, and other star officials. The three walls referred to the upper wall (Taiwei wall), located in the south of the Big Dipper, containing ten stars. Its star officials included the left wall of Taiwei, the right wall of Taiwei, the Five Emperors, the Five Princes, etc. The middle wall (Ziwei wall) was located in the northeast of the Big Dipper, containing fifteen stars, arranged in the east and west direction, and its star officials included the North Pole, the Four Ancestors, Tianyi, etc. The lower wall (Tianshi wall) was located in the northeast of the House and Heart, containing twenty-two stars, and its star officials included the city building, the car shop, the clan, etc. The Four Symbols Star Officials were the Star Officials of the 28 Constellations, also known as the 28 Houses. The 28 Constellations were divided into four major star areas, named after the four spirit beasts, the Vermilion Bird, the Black Tortoise, the Azure Dragon, and the White Tiger. It contained many strange names of Star Officials, such as "mortar","pestle" and "tomb" in dangerous night,"dustpan","chaff" and "pestle" in Ji night,"well","son","grandson" and "old man" in Jing night. There was also the "toilet" in the Alnitraz and the star officer named "shit" formed by a single star below it. The novel "The Name Engraved in the Stars of Destiny" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Ancient China Star Official
In ancient China, the sky was divided into three star officials, four star officials, and other star officials. The Three Encompassing Star Officials included: - Taiwei Yuan Star Officials: Taiwei Left Wall, Taiwei Right Wall, Five Emperors Seat, Five Princes, Visitor, Sangong, Jiuqing, Neiping, Xingchen, Prince, Congguan, Lang General, Huben, Changchen, Lang Wei, Mingtang, Lingtai, Shaowei, Changyuan and Santai. - Ziwei Yuan Star Officials: North Pole, Four Ancestors, Tianyi, Taiyi, Ziwei Left Wall, Ziwei Right Wall, Yinde, Shangshu, Nvshi, Zhushi, Yunv, Tianzhu, Dali, Gouchen, Liujia, Emperor, Five Emperors Inner Seat, Canopy, Chuanshe, Inner Steps, Tianchu, Bagu, Tiangu, Neichu, Wenchang, Sanshi, Sangong, Tianchuang, Taizun, Tiangao, Xuange, Tianli, Beidou, Tianqiang, Fu, Shi, Xiang, Taiyang Shou. - The star officials of Tianshi Yuan are: City Building, Chesi, Zong, Zong Zheng, Zong Ren, Bo Du, Emperor's Seat, Tianshi Left Wall, Tu Si, Emperor's Seat, Hou, Eunuch, Lie Si, Female Bed, Guansuo, Tianshi Right Wall, Qigong, Tianji, Dou and Hu. The Four Symbols Star Officials were the Star Officials of the Twenty-Eight Constellations, also known as the Twenty-Eight Houses. They could be divided into four major star areas, named after the Rosefinch, the Black Tortoise, the Green Dragon, and the White Tiger. They contained many Star Officials, such as the mortar, pestle, and grave in the dangerous constellation, the dustpan, chaff, and pestle in the Ji constellation, the well, the son, the grandson, and the old man in the well constellation, the ghost, and the corpse accumulation gas in the ghost constellation, the turtle, the heavenly chicken, and the dog in the Dou constellation, and the turtle and the fish in the Wei constellation. The "toilet" and "shit" in the dormitory. There were also other Star Officials, but it was difficult to list them all. The novel " The Name Engraved in the Stars of Destiny " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Ancient China Star System
Ancient China created its own system of star division. People grouped the stars in the sky into groups, and each group had a name. Such a combination of stars was called Star Official. The number of stars included in the Star Official ranged from one to dozens, and the area occupied by the stars was also different. There were about 38 star officials recorded in the ancient books of the Pre-Qin Dynasty, 91 star officials recorded in the Records of the Historian, and 118 Chinese and foreign officials recorded in the Astronomical Annals of the Han Dynasty, with a total of 783 stars. Zhang Heng's "Lingxian" mentioned 124 official names at home and abroad, 320 names that could be named, and 2500 stars. In ancient China, the sky was divided into three walls and twenty-eight constellations. The earliest complete written record was found in the Records of the Historian, the Book of Heavenly Officials. The three walls were Ziwei Wall, Taiwei Wall, and Tianshi Wall. They were the three regions around the North Celestial Pole. The twenty-eight constellations divided the stars near the ecliptic into twenty-eight groups, which represented the positions of the sun, moon and stars in the sky. They could be used as reference objects for observing astronomical phenomena. They were specifically Jiao Kang Di Fang Xin Wei Ji, Bullfighting Female Xu Wei Shi Bi, Kui Lou Wei Pleiades Bi Shen, Jing Gui Liu Xing Zhang Yi Zhen. In addition, during the Wei and Jin Dynasties, there were 283 constellations, containing 1464 stars. The novel "The Name Engraved in the Stars of Destiny" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Ancient China Star Map
The ancient China star map was closely related to the 28 constellations. For example, in the tomb of Marquis Yi of Zeng in the early Warring States period unearthed in Hubei, there was a painted wooden box containing clothes. On the lid of the box was a "Dou" character, which was the Dou of the stars. The strokes were connected to the names of the twenty-eight constellations. In addition, the star pattern on the Emperor's dragon robe was also a kind of star map, but the star pattern on the real thing was not obvious. From the development of the ancients 'understanding of the starry sky, in order to facilitate observation and memory, the ancients divided the starry sky into different regions, and each region was named Star Official. During the Three Kingdoms period, the Grand Historian of the State of Wu ordered Chen Zhuo to compile the records of ancient astrologers to compile a star chart and draw a star map (which had been lost). The summary was used by the Astronomical Annals of the Book of Jin and the Song of the Sky as the basis for ancient astrology observation. The Song of the Sky divided the entire sky into 31 regions, namely the three walls and 28 constellations. This was also a more systematic division of stars. The Song of the Sky introduced the stars and the stars in a seven-character verse, which helped to remember the distribution of the stars. It could be said to be a form of presentation related to the star map. The novel "The Name Engraved in the Stars of Destiny" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Ancient China Star Names
There were many names of stars in ancient China, and it was difficult to list them all, but there were many famous names. For example, the seven stars of the Big Dipper were called Tianshu, Tianxuan, Tianji, Tianquan, Yuheng, Kaiyang, and Yaoguang; Xuanyuan 14 was the Alpha star of Leo; Fomalhaut was the Alpha star of Pisces; Crane 1 was the Alpha star of Cranes; Sea Stone 3 was the H star of Carina; Cygnus was also known as the Beta star of Cygnus; Sirius was the Alpha star of Canis Major. There were also 17 Taurus (Pleiades I), 19 Taurus (Pleiades II), 20 Taurus (Pleiades IV), 23 Taurus (Pleiades V), eta Taurus (Pleiades VI), and 27 Taurus (Pleiades VII) in the Pleiades. Wu Nu was one of the twenty-eight constellations, the third of the seven constellations. In addition, there were also the names of the stars in the Purple Myrtle Wall. The novel "The Name Engraved in the Stars of Destiny" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Ancient China Star Position
In ancient China, there were many concepts related to star positions. The first was the 28 constellations, which were the 28 groups of astrologers near the zodiac. Each astrologer had a "distance star" as the measurement standard. The celestial longitude of the two neighboring constellations was the degree of the constellations, and all the degrees were added together to form the degree of the week (ancient China astronomy used 365 1/4 degrees as the degree of the week). This was the representation of the coordinates of the celestial bodies in the ancient sky, and also an important data basis for establishing the concept of the whole sky star map. There were also 12 times, which was the method used in ancient China to observe the positions of the sun, moon and five stars. The ecliptic equator was evenly divided into 12 equal parts from west to east. Their names were Xingji, Xuanqi, Yuzi, Jianglou, Daliang, Shishen, Quail Head, Quail Fire, Quail Tail, Longevity Star, Big Fire, and Ximu. In addition, different regions also had connections with star positions. For example, Guangde in southern Yunnan, according to the saying of "Yu Gong Jiuzhou", in Yuzhang belonged to Yangzhou,"Bullfighting Master Yangzhou", Guangde was regarded as the Bullfighting Star; when looking at Wu and Yue from Yangzhou, according to "Big Dipper Seven Stars Master Wu" and "Four for Power and Five for Heng", Guangde also belonged to Tianquan Star Position. The novel "The Name Engraved in the Stars of Destiny" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Ancient China Star Names
There were many names of stars in ancient China, and the following were some of the common ones: - ** About Sanyuan **: Sanyuan was the star official that divided the starry sky in ancient China. It contained many star names. - ** 28 constellations related **: - Among the seven constellations of the eastern black dragon, there are horned wood dragons and other constellations, and there are Kang golden dragons and other constellations. - In the south, there are seven constellations of vermilion birds, such as the heart moon fox of the heart constellations, and the tail constellations, such as the tail fire tiger. - There are seven constellations of white tiger in the west, such as Kuixiu. - In the north, there are seven constellations of Xuanwu, such as Douxiu. - ** Single Star Name **: - Dubhe, Tianxuan, Tianji, Tianquan, Yuheng, Kaiyang, and Yaoguang of the Big Dipper. - Venus was also known as Venus. At dawn, it was called Venus, and at dusk, it was called Changgeng. - Mars was called Mars. - Jupiter is Jupiter (Jupiter). - Mercury is called Mercury (Mercury). - Saturn was called Saturn (Saturn). - ** The names of the other Star Officials **: For example, the mortar, pestle, and grave in the dangerous night; the dustpan, chaff, and pestle in the night; the well, son, grandson, and old man in the night; the ghost, corpse accumulation, and so on. - ** Elegant Name related **: There are also Jade Sand, Star Dou, Bright Soul, Emperor Chariot, Cang Long, Chen Gou, etc. The novel "The Name Engraved in the Stars of Destiny" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Ancient China Star God
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Ancient China Star God Sacrifice
In ancient China, there were star god sacrifices, such as the worship of the five stars of gold, wood, water, fire, and earth. Different stars were attached to the star gods with different functions to worship, such as Venus, which was attached to the Taibai Venus in charge of war, the North Star, which was attached to the Ziwei Star in charge of the image of the emperor, the Wenchang Star, which was attached to the Wenqu Star in charge of the official position of the human world, the Antarctic Old Man Star, which was attached to the Longevity Star, and Jupiter, which was attached to the Lucky Star. At the same time, the ancient Babylonians 'practice of building the Seven Star Altar to worship the Star Gods also reflected the importance of the Star Gods in ancient culture. This may indirectly reflect that the ancient China Star God worship culture may be influenced by similar concepts or have certain similarities with them. In addition, from the ancient China people's common name for comets as a comet, meteors as a cheap star, and attached to it as a bad star for evil thieves, which formed a complicated astrology and astrology, Star God worship in ancient China culture had a more complicated system. The novel " The Name Engraved in the Stars of Destiny " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Ancient China Star Division System
In ancient China, the starry sky was divided into three walls, four elephants and twenty-eight constellations. The three walls divided the stars in the sky around the North Pole into three regions: Ziwei Wall, Taiwei Wall, and Tianshi Wall. Ziwei Yuan was the largest and in the middle, symbolizing the position of the imperial palace in the sky. The stars were mostly named after the people and things in the imperial palace. The Big Dipper was located in Ziwei Yuan. Taiwei Yuan was in the southwest of Ziwei Yuan. Taiwei represented the government. Most of the stars here were named after the officials and places of the imperial court. Tianshi Yuan was in the southeast of Ziwei Yuan and the east of Taiwei Yuan. It was a city in the sky. Its star names were named after the people related to the emperor, the names of the vassal states, and the names of some goods markets. The Four Symbols referred to the Eastern Azure Dragon, the Western White Tiger, the Southern Vermilion Bird, and the Northern Black Tortoise. The 28 constellations were based on the Four Symbols. Each symbol was divided into seven segments. The first segment was called the Constellations, and there were 28 constellations in total. Its position was where the moon moved. The moon's orbit around the earth took about 27 days, and it passed through about one night in a day. It was not only the division of the starry sky, but also the basis for making the calendar. In the Tang Dynasty, the three walls and twenty-eight constellations developed into the starry sky division system of ancient China. In the Western Han Dynasty, Sima Qian's Records of the Historian divided the starry sky into five sky regions: Zhongguan, Dongguan, Xiguan, Nanguan, and Beiguan. In the Three Kingdoms period, Chen Zhuo, a native of the State of Wu, used the celestial star maps of Gan De, Shi Shen, and Wu Xian as blueprints to divide the starry sky into 283 officials, a total of 1465 stars. The 283 officials included Sanyuan, 28 constellations, and other star officials. In the Sui Dynasty, the division of the starry sky was basically fixed and used until modern times, forming the famous system of three walls, four images, and 28 constellations. The novel "The Name Engraved in the Stars of Destiny" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!