Twenty-eight stars are divided into twenty-eight star regions by ancient Chinese astronomers in order to observe the movement of the sun, moon and five stars (Venus, Mercury, Jupiter, Mars, and Saturn), which are composed of the seven houses of the Eastern Green Dragon, the seven residences of the Western White Tiger, the seven residences of the southern Suzaku and the seven residences of the northern Xuanwu. According to the orientation, it is divided into four palaces of east, south, west and north, and each palace has seven houses, and the seven houses belonging to each house are imagined as an animal, which is the four spirits of heaven and the four squares.
轸宿: 轸水蚓
The water worm is the product of the natural worship of the ancient stars by the Chinese people. Among the twenty-eight stars, it is located in the seventh house of the Southern Suzaku Seven Houses. It is located at the tail of the Suzaku, and the tail of the bird is used to control the direction. The horizontal wood at the bottom of the ancient carriage became a stalk, which was also used to grasp the direction, because this part was equivalent to the role of the suzaku in the seven suzaku, so it got its name.
The ancient name of Theosu is "Skycart", and "轸" has the meaning of grief, so it is fierce. The fierce stars do not dare to be dead, people are scattered and perish, buried marriages are unfavorable, and there is panic in the morning.
He is quick in thought, adaptable, stable and connotative, likes to hide deeply, and can become a big thing. Because of the low profile of the world, it is more suitable to be in the background or to engage in decision-making work.
According to the twenty-seven fortune tellers ( zhěn ) water worms ( yǐn ) are the patron saints of people born in: the sixteenth month of the first month, the fourteenth of February, the twelfth of March, the tenth of April, the eighth of May, the sixth of June, the third day of July, the thirtyth of July, the twenty-seventh of August, the twenty-fifth of September, the twenty-third of October, the twentieth of November, and the eighteenth of December.