What records are there about Mercury?

The English name of Mercury is Mercury, which comes from Mercury, the messenger of the gods in Roman mythology (corresponding to Hermes in Greek mythology). Because Mercury orbits the sun in about 88 days, it is the fastest rotating planet in the solar system. The symbol is a circle above, a short intersecting vertical line and a semicircle (Unicode) below, which is the shape of the wand held by Mercury. In the 5th century BC, Mercury was actually considered two different planets because it alternately appeared on either side of the Sun. When it appeared in the evening it was called Mercury; but when it appeared in the morning it was called Apollo Pythagoras in honor of the sun god Apollo. After multiple verifications, it was found that they belong to the same planet. This matter has also been recorded in ancient my country. It is recorded in the Book of Jin: Zhidian Wen, the content is: Chenxing said that the winter water in the north means wisdom and listening. Loss of wisdom, loss of hearing, defiance of the winter order, harm of water and energy, punishment for seeing the stars. When Chenxing sees it, it is in charge of punishment, in charge of Tingwei, in charge of Yan and Zhao, and to the north of Yan, Zhao, and Dai; it is the image of the prime minister. It is also a symbol of killing and fighting. It is also said that when the army is in the field, the stars are the symbols of partial generals, and the absence of troops is a criminal offense. In harmony with yin and yang, the effect is not effective, and the time is not in harmony. If the season is lost, the cold and heat are lost, the country will suffer from severe famine. When there is no way out, it means attacking the soldiers and raising the army. In the heart of the room, the earth moves. It is also said that when the stars come in and out, they often dominate Yi and Di. It is also said that the star of barbarians also governs the gains and losses of criminal law. The color is yellow and small, and the ground is moving greatly. When the light and the moon meet, the country is flooded with water.

In Roman mythology, Mercury is the god of commerce, travel, and theft; in ancient Greek mythology, it corresponds to Hermes, the god who conveys messages to the gods, probably because of water. The stars move fast in the sky, hence the name. Mercury and Mercury Symbols As early as 3000 BC in the Sumerian era, people discovered Mercury. The ancient Greeks gave it two names: Apollo when it first appeared in the morning, and Hermes when it shone in the night sky. However, ancient Greek astronomers knew that the two names actually referred to the same star. In the 5th century BC, the Greek philosopher Heraclitus even believed that Mercury and Venus did not orbit the earth, but directly orbited the sun. running.