How did Scorpio form in Greek mythology?

One of the myths of Scorpio - the son of the sun god Apollo - Bayedun, was born beautiful and **, he himself felt conceited because of this, his attitude was always arrogant and rude, and his too strong personality often made him inadvertently offend many people. One day, a man told Bardon, "You are not the son of the sun god!"

After saying that, he laughed and walked away, how could the so strong Bayedon swallow this breath, so he asked his mother, "Am I the son of Apollo?" But despite his mother's repeated assurances that he was indeed born of Apollo, Barnoton still did not believe his mother, and said:

The person who makes fun of you is the son of Zeus and has a high status, if you still don't believe it, then go and ask the sun god Apollo himself! Apollo listened to his son's question, smiled and said, "Don't listen to their nonsense, of course you are my son!"

Barroton still insisted on not believing it, in fact, of course he knew that the sun god never lied, but he had another purpose - to ask to drive his father's sun car to prove that he was the son of Apollo. "How's that going to work? Apollo was shocked, the sun is the master of all things, and if you are not careful, you will cause a catastrophe, but you can't beat Bayodun, Apollo is explaining how to drive the sun car on a certain track, Bayodon is arrogant, and immediately jumped into the car without hearing it, and galloped away.

Of course, the result was very miserable, and the people, animals, and plants on the ground either died of heat or froze to death, and they also messed up the time, made the sky dark, and complained. In order to stop Bayedon, the gods released a poisonous scorpion from Hera, the queen of heaven, and bit Bayandon's ankle, while Zeus struck Bayodon with terrible thunder and lightning, only to see him fall to the ground with a scream and die. Tranquility was restored to the world, and in honor of the scorpion that was also struck by lightning, this constellation was named "Scorpio".

Scorpio Myth No. 2 - It is said to be a large poisonous scorpion killed by Hethorncles in a mountain stream. There is also a story that the hunter Orewin was so arrogant that he boasted that there was no animal in the world that could match him, and Hera sent a poisonous scorpion to bite him on the foot and poison him to death. So when they reached the heavens, they were enemies of each other, and they lived far on both sides of the sky, and every time the scorpions rose from the eastern horizon, Orion Olevin hurried away from the west.

Scorpio Myth No. 3 - Juna, the queen of heaven, ordered the scorpion to crawl out of the dark underground and attack Orion (Diana's favorite hunter, who later became the constellation Orion). On another occasion, Scorpio gas Featon as he drove by, giving Cupid a chance to fire lightning and destroy the running chariot.

That's what I heard my sister say.

It was a god who told Scorpio to kill Shepherd, and Scorpio stabbed Shepherd from behind, but Shepherd didn't die right away, he turned around and killed Scorpio, but then the poison attack also died. So in the end Scorpio and Shepherd are at opposite ends of the distance, and people can't see Scorpio without seeing Scorpio.

Legend has it that in ancient Greek mythology, there was a very agile and handsome giant, who was Orion, the son of Poseidon, the god of the sea. Orion, because of his outstanding self-sufficiency, led to arrogance and a very arrogant tone, and once said in a disrespectful manner: "There is no prey in this world that can escape my hunt."

However, his outrageous words offended Hera, the queen of heaven at the time, and Hera planned to murder Orion, so she sent a large scorpion to lurk in the mountain crack road where he must pass and ordered to attack him. Orion, who was attacked by a sneak attack, was unfortunately attacked by a large scorpion, and then the poisonous hair fell down, just crushing the scorpion to death.

After Hera was victorious, she placed this scorpion in the sky and became a Scorpio.

The ruling planet of Scorpio is Pluto, the patron saint is Hades in Greek mythology, and Pluto, the king of Hades in Roman mythology, who is in charge of life and death, the soul, and so on. People born under this sign have a strong vitality and an abundance of energy that never tires.

Orion was the son of Posidon, the god of the sea, who was tall, handsome, and skilled in hunting; He fell in love with Meloper, the daughter of King Theos. In order to show his skill, Olion captured all the beasts on the island of Remnor and presented them to Merope; However, King Theos still refused to agree to give his daughter to Orion.

One day, Olion violated Merope because he was drunk, and the king angrily begged Dionysus to give Olion a severe punishment; Dionysus then intoxicated Orion, and the king took the opportunity to gouge out Orion's eyes. After sobering up, Orion fled to the eastern part of the island of Remnos in the dark, pleading with Apollo for help to regain his light.

After fleeing to Crete, Orion became a subordinate of the Hunting God; Unexpectedly, the goddess of the hunt fell in love with Olion because she was jealous of Aurora, the goddess of dawn, so she killed Orion and placed him in the sky to become the "constellation of Orion".

Orion once said: No prey can escape his palms. His arrogance angered Hera, the queen of heaven, and she sent a poisonous scorpion to hide in the shadows to attack Orion; Unexpectedly, Olion was stung by a scorpion for a while and fell to the ground with poisonous hair, but he also happened to crush the scorpion to death.

And that's why Scorpio and Orion never meet.

Mystical love The Scorpio woman is conservative and introverted and has a solitary charm. There is a fierce passion for the object of admiration, but it is very cautious.

The ruling planet is Pluto.

The Patronus is Purde, the King of Hell.

Myth 1: The god of the underworld met a beautiful girl on the way to a tour, the god of the underworld is very ugly, but has superb martial arts, he used the night to snatch the girl home, at first the girl was afraid to approach him, but the god of the underworld touched her with deep love. So the god of the universe turned the girl into a Scorpio and was forever with the god of the underworld.

Myth 2: In ancient Greek times, Orion, the son of Poseidon, the god of the sea, was a famous fighter, not only a beautiful boy, but also a man with a strong physique, so he was quite popular with women. He himself is also quite proud, and he has also announced the world without shame:

There is no better person in the world than me! When the goddess Hera heard this, she was very displeased, and sent a vicious scorpion to capture Orion and banish him to his original place. The scorpion slipped up to the unsuspecting Orion and stabbed him in the back of the heel with a poisonous needle, and before Orion could react, he died of exhaustion.

Because of this feat, there is a Scorpio in the sky. Even now, as soon as Scorpio rises in the east, Orian (Orion) hastened to hide and sink to the western horizon.