The origin of Pisces?

Pisces is the twelfth of the twelve constellations, and its English name is Pisces. Pisces is a person born from February 19th to March 2th in the solar calendar. Pisces is a constellation that appears to the east of the head between autumn and winter. The symbol of Pisces is symbolized by the symbols of two fish. In the twelve constellations, the guardian star of Pisces is Neptune, and the patron saint is Poseidon.

There are many stories about the origin and legend of Pisces:

Myth 1 about the origin of Pisces: the love of Cupid

Cupid also has her own love. However, it was a long, long time ago, and no one remembered it or mentioned it.

The story begins with Venus, the goddess of beauty. When Venus was very young, she fell in love with David, the most beautiful man in ancient Roman legend. David is perfect, but Venus is incomplete. She is a beautiful woman with a broken arm, but her deformity is so complete in David's eyes. Their union is the greatest love in the divine world, which is why God gave them a gift that can best symbolize love, and that is their child Cupid.

Cupid is a lovely boy with wings. He has an exquisite bow. Everyone who is shot by his arrow will love each other and be happy forever. However, Cupid, who is also eager for love, can't bring himself happiness, because he can't shoot himself with an arrow.

At that God's banquet, Venus took her beloved son Cupid to attend, and a girl with a special look broke into Cupid's heart. This girl is beautiful, but her face is dejected. Cupid stepped forward to ask the reason. It turns out that this girl is the daughter of the prophet Solomon, who predicted that this would be a disaster banquet, and she, the blood stone, would be a sacrifice to this disaster. Cupid was very sad after hearing this, because he not only sympathized with the girl's experience, but also fell in love with her unconsciously.

just then, the terrible 1-eyed monster appeared! It made a scene and messed up the party. The 1-eyed monster is a special enemy of the gods. It is so powerful that the gods have no choice but to flee desperately. Blood stone said, "It can't go on like this. We have to get rid of this demon eventually." She seems to have forgotten her father's prediction and bravely rushed to the monster. Cupid was so worried about the blood stone that he shot an arrow at the monster in a panic. He just wanted to repel him, but he forgot what his own arrow was for. Unfortunately, this arrow not only hit the monster, but also hit the blood stone running towards the monster! At the same time, Venus found her beloved son and pulled him into the river. They turned into two fish to escape. Cupid couldn't get rid of his mother's hand. He looked back with tears, watching the blood stone leave with the monster and disappear into the vast universe ...

Later, there was a constellation called Pisces in the sky, but Cupid wasn't on it. He sat alone on Jupiter, and sometimes he shot an arrow in the direction of the earth. As a result, romantic Pisces girls will dance with strangers at the end of the world, fall in love with him, and then emigrate to another planet to get married and have children.

Myth 2 about the origin of Pisces:

One day, because of the fine weather, the gods held a banquet by the river. Music-loving gods sang and played musical instruments happily, and the atmosphere was quite warm. Suddenly there was a piercing cry. This is Jiefan, a monster with big wings and a hundred snakes growing under his shoulders. When the gods saw something bad, they fled everywhere. Zeus turned into a bird, Apollo into a crow, Hera into a bull, and Julius turned into a goat. All the gods fled in the form of animals. Afro Jute, the goddess of love and beauty, and Hierros, the god of love with her son, turned into a fish and fled into the Euphrates River. At that time, each other decided to tie their tails together with ribbons and never separate them, thus successfully escaping from the monster. In this way, the mother and son are connected by their tails and never separate. This is the origin of Pisces.

Myth 3 about the origin of Pisces:

Venus and Cupid were once chased by the giant Typhon, and both of them jumped into the Euphrates River and escaped as fish. Mineave (another name for Athena) turned fish into stars and put them in the sky to commemorate this event.

Another name for Pisces is the ribbon that binds the mermaid fairies Aminitum and Simmah.