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In 332 BC, Alexander the Great of the Macedonian Empire established an ancient city west of the mouth of the Nile in Egypt - Alexandria, after the death of Alexander the Great, the Ptolemy dynasty of Egypt began to rise, Alexandria became the capital of the Ptolemaic dynasty and thus prospered, plus Alexandria is located in Asia, With its location on the three continents of Africa and Europe, and access to the Nile and the Mediterranean Sea, you can imagine how Alexandria prospered, how the world developed trade, and the Pharos Light House, one of the seven wonders of the world, illuminates the harbor.

There are also a number of ruins of buildings such as temples and palaces of Egyptian kings. Despite this prosperity, Alexandra is now unrecognizable, and scientists believe that most of these structures have fallen due to a major event in the fourth century AD. Scientists have carried out numerous excavations in the port of Alexandria, including an excavation in 1996, in which French experts claimed to have discovered large-scale ancient ruins on the seabed of the port of Alexandria, as well as traces of ancient roads and paved stones.

Investigators found amphora, an ancient Greek jug with two handles that was used to transport trading goods such as wine, which had been sunk into the sea in ancient times. The investigation team also found the head of the Pharaoh statue, which was fixed with metal utensils and then sent to the surface with a balloon.

In addition to these discoveries, many surveys have unearthed thousands of ruins, most of which weigh several tons to tens of tons, from which we can slowly imagine the appearance of the mysterious Lighthouse of Pharos. Due to Alexandria's prosperity and the backwardness of ancient ship orientation techniques, it is conceivable that the lighthouse of Falos, which illuminates the entire port, plays an extremely important role in protecting the lives of ancient sailors. Whether future generations of humans will have a clearer understanding of the Pharos Lighthouse depends on whether the experts will pay attention to the excavation of the port of Alexandria.

Artemis, the goddess of the moon: Artemis is one of the twelve main gods of Olympus in Greece, the Roman name Diana, she was born to Zeus and Leto, the goddess of darkness, and was the twin sister of Apollo. Artemis, like Apollo, was in charge of the light, and she was in charge of the moon.

In addition to being the goddess of the moon, she also loved to hunt, she was highly skilled in archery, and often chased wild beasts in the mountains and forests. Therefore, in addition to being the goddess of the moon, she is also the goddess of hunting.

Once upon a time, there was a man named Hou Yi, and he had a beautiful wife named Chang'e. One day, Hou Yi went out hunting, met the queen mother, and asked for an elixir, and if he took the elixir, he could immediately become an immortal. Hou Yi was reluctant to let his wife go, so he hid the elixir under his pillow.

Three days later, Hou Yi went out hunting again. Chang'e took advantage of Hou Yi's absence, swallowed the elixir in her stomach, and immediately flew to the moon and became an immortal.

According to ancient Chinese myths and legends, Chang'e flew to the Moon Palace after stealing the elixir of immortality that her husband Hou Yi begged from the Queen Mother of the West. But Qionglou Yuyu, the height is unbearable, Chang'e confided her remorse to her husband, and said: "Tomorrow is the full moon, you use flour to make pills, like a full moon, put them in the northwest direction of the house, and then call my name continuously."

Artemis, daughter of the main god Zeus and the goddess Leto, was born on the island of Asteri (Delos). Legend has it that Leto gave birth to Apollo nine days after Artemis was born, with the assistance of Artemis. Therefore, Artemis is also worshipped as the god of childbirth and delivery.

In Lin Mang and Shanyewen, she was accompanied by a bow and arrow, accompanied by dogs, and hunted with the goddesses, sometimes traveling in a car towed by two stags. Artemis was fierce and sometimes brutal. She adhered to the rules that had existed since ancient times, and demanded that people strictly observe them, and those who violated them were often shot with bows and arrows.

Onius, king of Calydon, was so enraged that he drove the vicious wild game into Calydon, because he had not offered her fresh fruit as before. She instigated a feud between the leader of the hunters, Melagar, and his people, resulting in the tragic death of the great hero Melagar. Agamemnon, the leader of the allied Greek forces on an expedition to Troy, shot her sacred deer and boasted that her archery skills were superior to that of the goddess of the hunt.

Artemis was so angry that the sea breeze suddenly stopped, and the ships of the Greek coalition could not set sail. She insisted on offering Iphigenia, the daughter of Agamemnon, as a sacrifice to the holy deer, and told it through the prophet. Agamemnon was forced to comply, and she changed the deer on the altar to hide from the crowd, and took Iphigenia to Tauris to make her a priestess in her temple and to collect tribute.

Legend has it that Hercules killed the golden-horned deer of Chrunia and was forced to plead not guilty before Artemis and Apollo. Artemis was seen as the master of beasts in Crete, and was incarnated by Britomartis, the nymph goddess of caracal hunting. Her oldest image is not only a huntress, but even a bear.

Artemis was once worshipped as the protector of plants, overseeing the growth of natural plants. Later, it evolved into the goddess of fertility and the protector of fertility. Most of its sacred sites are near springs and ponds, which symbolize the gods of fertility and plants.

Her unrestrainedness is like that of Kubler, the mother of the gods in Asia Minor. In the Temple of Ephesus, she was worshipped as the goddess of many breasts. As soon as she was born, she took over Apollo for her mother.

She also has the art of sudden death, which involves the sudden death of a person or animal or the birth of a woman through the goddess of fertility, Eletia.

Legend has it that once Artemis drove a chariot dragging the moon through the night sky, and saw the beautiful young man Endymion lying naked on the hillside. Artemis was immediately fascinated by him and took him to a cave to sleep with him. Afterwards, she begged Zeus to let Endymion sleep forever and keep him young.

Every night after that, Artemis would meet him in Endymion's dreams. Endymion slept for 50 years, and Artemis bore him 50 daughters. The ancient Greeks divided the year into 50 weeks, and the number 50 is legend associated with this.