Twenty-eight nights: What does Kui mean?

Twenty-eight nights are the general name of 28 groups of astrology near the ecliptic, and Kui is one of the twenty-eight nights. Kui's full name is Kuimu Wolf, which belongs to wood and is a wolf. One of the twenty-eight lodging places in China myth, the first of seven lodging places in West White Tiger.

It originated from China people's worship of ancient stars, and it is the product of the combination of ancient China mythology and astronomy. It means the treasure of abundance, so Su Kui Duoji. Kui, Lou, Stomach, Zan, Bi, Shen and Gou. According to the Romance of Gods, Li Xiong was named as a deity and died in Wanxian Array. In The Journey to the West, the lower bound incarnates as Huang Paoguai, a treasure country.

Quezon constellation lies between +2 1 and +4 1 at declination, and between 0.37 and 1.22 at right ascension. Next to Quezon 7 is the famous M3 1 nebula (Andromeda galaxy).

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In the Romance of Gods, a disciple was killed in the Wanxian Array, and Jiang Ziya awarded him the title of the 28-night West White Tiger and the 7-night Kuimu Wolf. In the Romance of the Gods, it is described as "three beards and one foot long, three flowers and white heads." Penglai Island has no love, and it will be named "Kuimu Wolf".

The Journey to the West's incarnation is Huang Paoguai, who lives in Boyue Cave in Wanzi Mountain. He was originally a Kuixing who stayed in the sky for 28 nights, that is, a Kuimu Wolf. Because I made friends with the jade girl who was fragrant in the Heavenly Palace, I thought of the lower bound, took the mountain as a strange thing, and married her 13 years.

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