The guardian beasts of the thirteen constellations, who protects Ophiuchus?

Each constellation has its own patronus beast. Recently, someone mentioned that there are actually thirteen constellations. So what are the patronus beasts of the thirteen constellations? Who is the patron saint of the thirteen constellations?

The guardian beasts of the thirteen constellations

Dates of the 13 zodiac signs

Everyone knows that people are divided into twelve constellations according to their date of birth. The twelve constellations are a concept in Western astrology. Here are the dates for the 13 zodiac signs:

Aries April 19 - May 13 Taurus May 14 - June 20 Gemini June 21 - July 19 Cancer July 20 - August 19 Leo August 20 - September 15 Virgo September 16 - October 30 Libra October 31 - November 22 Scorpio November 23 - November 29 Ophiuchus November 30 - December 17 Sagittarius December 18 - January 18 Capricorn January 19 - February 15 Aquarius February 16 - March 11 Pisces March 12 - April 18

The thirteen constellations are a Western astronomical concept. The thirteen constellations refer to the ecliptic passing through the constellation Ophiuchus. Every year around November 29th, the Sun passes through Ophiuchus until the ecliptic completely enters Sagittarius on December 17th. The zodiacal energy node is not in Scorpio among the twelve zodiac signs, but there is an energy node called Daxue in Ophiuchus.

According to the time when the astronomical ecliptic passes through each constellation, the date of Ophiuchus is exactly between Scorpio and Sagittarius, and they mix the advantages and disadvantages of these two extreme constellations.
The ruling planet of Scorpio is Pluto, which makes people have a mysterious and profound temperament, while Jupiter rules Sagittarius. Jupiter is very large and is in charge of luck and growth, as well as the field of religious consciousness. Can manage Sagittarius' generosity and religious fanaticism.

What is the patron saint of Ophiuchus?

Asclepius, who is holding a giant snake in both hands, is the god of medicine and the son of Apollo and Coronis. When Coronis was killed by the golden bird, the Ophiuchus tried to resurrect her. Later, the hot-tempered god of hell, Hades, found out and thought that he had violated the laws of heaven, so he killed Asclepius with thunder.

Snakes have always been a symbol of misfortune in the West, and the image of Ophiuchus is one that requires fighting against snakes. In fact, the thirteenth constellation, Ophiuchus, was discovered by Westerners very early, but they did not take it seriously during this period. Perhaps it was because they felt that Ophiuchus was too unlucky!