The origin and legend of the 12 constellations of Taurus

Each of the 12 zodiac signs has a beautiful legend, and Taurus ranks second among the 12 zodiac signs. Its ruling planet is Venus, and its patron saint is called Aphrodite in Greek mythology and Venus in Roman mythology, the goddess of love and beauty.

The origin and legend of the 12 constellations of Taurus

Origin of Taurus, introduction to the constellation

Scientific name: Taurus.

Central position: Right ascension 4 hours 20 minutes, declination 17 degrees. To the south of Perseus and Auriga. North of Orion. The constellation contains the famous Pleiades and Hyades. The α star is an orange 1st magnitude star. There are 28 stars brighter than magnitude 4 in the constellation.

Taurus is the second house, with the ecliptic longitude from 30 degrees to 60 degrees. The sun reaches this palace around April 20 every year, and the solar term at that time is Grain Rain.