Why is Virgo also called Virgo?

Virgo is also called Virgo because Virgo is called Otome in Japan, which is Otome (Otome means girl or virgin in Japanese). Under its influence, it exists in Greater China. The informal name for "Virgo".

The name Virgo (Παρθ?νο?) was passed down from ancient times. The Latin name Virgo means virgin, virgin, and the abbreviation is Vir.

Virgo is the largest constellation on the zodiac and an important constellation in autumn, between Leo and Libra. The brightest star in Virgo is Spica (Virgo a). This star is located on the goddess's ear of wheat. The Arabs also call this star "the unarmed man".

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Constellation Myth

Virgo is the incarnation of Ceres, the God of Ceres, and Golay, Queen of the Underworld. In ancient times, the predecessor of Virgo was called "Gemini", which was the goddess Ceres (Demeter) and her daughter Gole, the queen of the underworld, also called Proserpina (Persephone) in Greek and Roman mythology*** Constellations formed by assimilation. The scale in Ceres' hand transformed into the constellation Libra.

Athena is one of the three Greek virgin goddesses. Her judgment played a decisive role in the Orestes incident and she was regarded as the goddess of court justice. She was also mixed with Astraea during the Hellenistic period. Her symbol in the starry sky is Virgo, and her hands are used for measurement. The scales of justice became Libra.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Virgo

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