Jupiter
As it spends 12 years to circle the ecliptic, starting from Jupiter of the Roman myths, it is often named after the gods of high stature. In China it is called the Tai Sui star in which Taoism deified it as the star of divine punishment.
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Jupiter
As it spends 12 years to circle the ecliptic, starting from Jupiter of the Roman myths, it is often named after the gods of high stature. In China it is called the Tai Sui star in which Taoism deified it as the star of divine punishment.
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