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Boshunyang: /* IAU Working Group on Star Names */

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IAU Working Group on Star Names

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	== IAU Working Group on Star Names ==		== IAU Working Group on Star Names ==
	In 2026, the name of the historical constellation Gǔ Qí (Drum Flag, 鼓旗), which is also called ''Youqi'' (Right Flag, 右旗), was suggested to be used for one of the stars in this constellation. Guqi ''(Drum Flag)or Youqi'' (Right Flag) underwent several revisions, nevertheless, it consistently included delta Aquilae as its most bright star and sometimes the determinative star (There is an observed coordinate from 1052CE, the middle picture of row 4 in the gallary above). So it is the best star for this constellation. If not available, mu Aquilae could be an alternative.		In 2026, the name of the historical constellation Gǔ Qí (Drum Flag, 鼓旗), which is also called ''Youqi'' (Right Flag, 右旗), was suggested to be used for one of the stars in this constellation. Guqi ''(Drum Flag)or Youqi'' (Right Flag) underwent several revisions, nevertheless, it consistently included delta Aquilae as its most bright star and sometimes the determinative star (There is an observed coordinate from 1052CE, in the middle picture of row 4 in the gallary above). So it is the best star for this constellation. If not available, mu Aquilae could be an alternative.

	Decision: ...		Decision: ...

Boshunyang: /* IAU Working Group on Star Names */

2026-03-06T09:12:07Z

IAU Working Group on Star Names

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	== IAU Working Group on Star Names ==		== IAU Working Group on Star Names ==
	In 2026, the name of the historical constellation Gǔ Qí (Drum Flag, 鼓旗), which is also called ''Youqi'' (Right Flag, 右旗), was suggested to be used for one of the stars in this constellation. Guqi ''(Drum Flag)or Youqi'' (Right Flag) underwent several revisions, nevertheless, it consistently included delta Aquilae as its most bright star and sometimes the determinative star (There ~~was a~~ observed coordinate from 1052CE, the middle picture of row 4 in the gallary above). So it is the best star for this constellation. If not available, mu Aquilae could be an alternative.		In 2026, the name of the historical constellation Gǔ Qí (Drum Flag, 鼓旗), which is also called ''Youqi'' (Right Flag, 右旗), was suggested to be used for one of the stars in this constellation. Guqi ''(Drum Flag)or Youqi'' (Right Flag) underwent several revisions, nevertheless, it consistently included delta Aquilae as its most bright star and sometimes the determinative star (There is an observed coordinate from 1052CE, the middle picture of row 4 in the gallary above). So it is the best star for this constellation. If not available, mu Aquilae could be an alternative.

	Decision: ...		Decision: ...

Boshunyang: /* IAU Working Group on Star Names */

2026-03-06T09:11:20Z

IAU Working Group on Star Names

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	== IAU Working Group on Star Names ==		== IAU Working Group on Star Names ==
	In 2026, the name of the historical constellation Gǔ Qí (Drum Flag, 鼓旗), which is also called ''Youqi'' (Right Flag, 右旗), was suggested to be used for one of the stars in this constellation. Guqi ''(Drum Flag)or Youqi'' (Right Flag) underwent several revisions, nevertheless, it consistently included delta Aquilae as its most bright star and sometimes the determinative star. So it is the best star for this constellation. If not available, mu Aquilae could be an alternative.		In 2026, the name of the historical constellation Gǔ Qí (Drum Flag, 鼓旗), which is also called ''Youqi'' (Right Flag, 右旗), was suggested to be used for one of the stars in this constellation. Guqi ''(Drum Flag)or Youqi'' (Right Flag) underwent several revisions, nevertheless, it consistently included delta Aquilae as its most bright star and sometimes the determinative star (There was a observed coordinate from 1052CE, the middle picture of row 4 in the gallary above). So it is the best star for this constellation. If not available, mu Aquilae could be an alternative.

	Decision: ...		Decision: ...

Boshunyang: /* IAU Working Group on Star Names */

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IAU Working Group on Star Names

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	\| mu Aql(determinative)		\| mu Aql(determinative)
	\| mu Aql		\| mu Aql
	\|del Aql		\|del Aql(determinative)
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	\| 2nd		\| 2nd
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	== IAU Working Group on Star Names ==		== IAU Working Group on Star Names ==
	In 2026, the name of the historical constellation Gǔ Qí (Drum Flag, 鼓旗), which is also called ''Youqi'' (Right Flag, 右旗), was suggested to be used for one of the stars in this constellation. Guqi ''(Drum Flag)or Youqi'' (Right Flag) underwent several revisions, nevertheless, it consistently included δ Aquilae as its most bright star and sometimes the determinative star. So it is the best star for this constellation.		In 2026, the name of the historical constellation Gǔ Qí (Drum Flag, 鼓旗), which is also called ''Youqi'' (Right Flag, 右旗), was suggested to be used for one of the stars in this constellation. Guqi ''(Drum Flag)or Youqi'' (Right Flag) underwent several revisions, nevertheless, it consistently included delta Aquilae as its most bright star and sometimes the determinative star. So it is the best star for this constellation. If not available, mu Aquilae could be an alternative.

	Decision: ...		Decision: ...

Boshunyang: /* Identification of stars */

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Identification of stars

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	!Boshun Yang		!Boshun Yang
	Tang Dynasty(8th century)		Tang Dynasty(8th century)
	!'''Boshun Yang'''		!'''Boshun Yang<ref name=":1" />'''
	Song Huangyou(1052)		Song Huangyou(1052)
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Boshunyang: /* Identification of stars */

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Identification of stars

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	\| del Aql		\| del Aql
	\| sigma Aql		\| sigma Aql
	\| mu Aql		\| mu Aql (determinative)
	\| mu Aql		\| mu Aql(determinative)
	\| mu Aql		\| mu Aql
	\|del Aql		\|del Aql

Boshunyang: /* IAU Working Group on Star Names */

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IAU Working Group on Star Names

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	!Boshun Yang		!Boshun Yang
	Tang Dynasty(8th century)		Tang Dynasty(8th century)
			!'''Boshun Yang'''
			Song Huangyou(1052)
	\|-		\|-
	\| 1st		\| 1st
	\| sigma Aql		\| sigma Aql
	\| mu Aql		\| mu Aql
			\| del Aql
	\| sigma Aql		\| sigma Aql
	~~\| sigma Aql~~
	~~\| sigma Aql~~
	\| mu Aql		\| mu Aql
	\| mu Aql		\| mu Aql
			\| mu Aql
			\|del Aql
	\|-		\|-
	\| 2nd		\| 2nd
	\| mu Aql		\| mu Aql
	\| sigma Aql		\| sigma Aql
	\| ~~upsilon~~ Aql		\| sigma Aql
	\| del Aql		\| del Aql
	~~\| mu Aql~~
	\| sigma Aql		\| sigma Aql
	\| sigma Aql		\| sigma Aql
			\| sigma Aql
			\|mu Aql
	\|-		\|-
	\| 3rd		\| 3rd
	\| del Aql		\| del Aql
	\| del Aql		\| del Aql
	\| mu Aql		\| upsilon Aql
	\| mu Aql		\| mu Aql
	\| 22 Aql		\| 22 Aql
	\| del Aql		\| del Aql
	\| del Aql		\| del Aql
			\|sigma Aql
	\|-		\|-
	\|4th		\|4th
	\| nu Aql		\| nu Aql
	\| nu Aql		\| nu Aql
	\| 22 Aql		\| mu Aql
	\| 22 Aql		\| 22 Aql
	\| del Aql		\| del Aql
	\| nu Aql		\| nu Aql
	\| 23 Aql		\| 23 Aql
			\|23 Aql
	\|-		\|-
	\|5th		\|5th
	\|HIP 95886		\|HIP 95886
	\|iota Aql		\|iota Aql
	\|~~del~~ Aql		\|22 Aql
	\|21 Aql		\|21 Aql
	\|21 Aql		\|21 Aql
	\|iota Aql		\|iota Aql
			\|nu Aql
	\|nu Aql		\|nu Aql
	\|-		\|-
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	\|eta Aql		\|eta Aql
	\|iota Aql		\|iota Aql
			\|45 Aql
	\|-		\|-
	\|7th		\|7th
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	\|theta Aql		\|theta Aql
	\|36 Aql		\|36 Aql
			\|iota Aql
	\|-		\|-
	\|8th		\|8th
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	\|69 Aql		\|69 Aql
	\|42 Aql		\|42 Aql
			\|36 Aql
	\|-		\|-
	\|9th		\|9th
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	\|Hip 101345		\|Hip 101345
	\|kappa Aql		\|kappa Aql
			\|42 Aql
	\|}		\|}

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	== IAU Working Group on Star Names ==		== IAU Working Group on Star Names ==
	In ~~202x~~, the name of the historical constellation ~~"xxx"~~ was suggested to be used for one of the stars in this constellation. ...		In 2026, the name of the historical constellation Gǔ Qí (Drum Flag, 鼓旗), which is also called ''Youqi'' (Right Flag, 右旗), was suggested to be used for one of the stars in this constellation. Guqi ''(Drum Flag)or Youqi'' (Right Flag) underwent several revisions, nevertheless, it consistently included δ Aquilae as its most bright star and sometimes the determinative star. So it is the best star for this constellation.

	Decision: ...		Decision: ...

Sushoff: /* Star Name Discussion (IAU) */

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Star Name Discussion (IAU)

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	== Star ~~Name Discussion (IAU)~~ ==
			== IAU Working Group on Star Names ==
	In 202x, the name of the historical constellation "xxx" was suggested to be used for one of the stars in this constellation. ...		In 202x, the name of the historical constellation "xxx" was suggested to be used for one of the stars in this constellation. ...

Sushoff at 07:36, 4 March 2026

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	{{DISPLAYTITLE: Guqi (鼓旗)}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE: Guqi (鼓旗)}}
	Authors: {{PAGEAUTHORS}}		Authors: {{PAGEAUTHORS}}
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	Gǔ Qí (Drum Flag, 鼓旗) is a Chinese asterism consisting of nine stars located in the modern constellation ''[[Aquila]]''. It originated no later than about 100 BCE and lies to the right of ''Hé Gǔ'' (Drum at the River, 河鼓).		Gǔ Qí (Drum Flag, 鼓旗) is a Chinese asterism consisting of nine stars located in the modern constellation ''[[Aquila]]''. It originated no later than about 100 BCE and lies to the right of ''Hé Gǔ'' (Drum at the River, 河鼓).

Boshunyang at 07:06, 4 March 2026

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	Authors: {{PAGEAUTHORS}}		Authors: {{PAGEAUTHORS}}

	Gǔ Qí (Drum Flag, 鼓旗) is a Chinese asterism consisting of nine stars located in the modern constellation ''Aquila''. It originated no later than about 100 BCE and lies to the right of ''Hé Gǔ'' (Drum at the River, 河鼓).		Gǔ Qí (Drum Flag, 鼓旗) is a Chinese asterism consisting of nine stars located in the modern constellation ''[[Aquila]]''. It originated no later than about 100 BCE and lies to the right of ''Hé Gǔ'' (Drum at the River, 河鼓).
	== Concordance, Etymology, History ==		== Concordance, Etymology, History ==
	Drums and Flags were instruments used by ancient armies to transmit signals and direct combat. The ''Sunzi bingfa'' (''Art of War'', 孫子兵法) states:<blockquote>“The ''Military Regulations'' says: ‘If speech cannot be heard, use (metal) gongs and drums; if sight cannot reach, use banners and flags.’ Gongs and drums, banners and flags, are the means by which people’s eyes and ears are unified. When the troops are unified, the brave cannot advance alone and the timid cannot retreat alone—this is the method of employing the masses. Therefore, night battles rely on gongs and drums, and day battles on banners and flags, thereby transforming the soldiers’ senses.”[[File:Shang-dynasty bronze drum with divine-figure motif, in the collection of the Sen-oku Hakukokan Museum, Japan.jpg\|thumb\|'''Fig 1. Shang-dynasty bronze drum with divine-figure motif, in the collection of the Sen-oku Hakukokan Museum, Japan''']][[File:Mural from Tomb No. 1 at Beiyuan, Liaoyang, Liaoning Province (3rd century).jpg\|thumb\|'''Fig 2. Mural from Tomb No. 1 at Beiyuan, Liaoyang, Liaoning Province (3rd century)''']][[File:Line drawing of the Mural from Tomb No. 1 at Beiyuan, Liaoyang, Liaoning Province (3rd century), exhibited in the Liaoyang Museum.jpg\|thumb\|'''Fig 3. Line drawing of the Mural from Tomb No. 1 at Beiyuan, Liaoyang, Liaoning Province (3rd century), exhibited in the Liaoyang Museum.''' The flags are above Tower Pavilion.]]</blockquote>In the name He-Gu, ''Gu'' refers to the great war drum, while ''He'' denotes the Heavenly River (the Milky Way), indicating its position besides the Milky Way. The drum was not merely a musical instrument but a military command device and a means of encouraging morale: drums signaled attack, whereas metal gongs signaled withdrawal or defensive formation. Archaeological proof indicates that drums had already existed at least by the Shang Dynasty (Fig. 1).		Drums and Flags were instruments used by ancient armies to transmit signals and direct combat. The ''Sunzi bingfa'' (''Art of War'', 孫子兵法) states:<blockquote>“The ''Military Regulations'' says: ‘If speech cannot be heard, use (metal) gongs and drums; if sight cannot reach, use banners and flags.’ Gongs and drums, banners and flags, are the means by which people’s eyes and ears are unified. When the troops are unified, the brave cannot advance alone and the timid cannot retreat alone—this is the method of employing the masses. Therefore, night battles rely on gongs and drums, and day battles on banners and flags, thereby transforming the soldiers’ senses.”[[File:Shang-dynasty bronze drum with divine-figure motif, in the collection of the Sen-oku Hakukokan Museum, Japan.jpg\|thumb\|'''Fig 1. Shang-dynasty bronze drum with divine-figure motif, in the collection of the Sen-oku Hakukokan Museum, Japan''']][[File:Mural from Tomb No. 1 at Beiyuan, Liaoyang, Liaoning Province (3rd century).jpg\|thumb\|'''Fig 2. Mural from Tomb No. 1 at Beiyuan, Liaoyang, Liaoning Province (3rd century)''']][[File:Line drawing of the Mural from Tomb No. 1 at Beiyuan, Liaoyang, Liaoning Province (3rd century), exhibited in the Liaoyang Museum.jpg\|thumb\|'''Fig 3. Line drawing of the Mural from Tomb No. 1 at Beiyuan, Liaoyang, Liaoning Province (3rd century), exhibited in the Liaoyang Museum.''' The flags are above Tower Pavilion.]]</blockquote>In the name He-Gu, ''Gu'' refers to the great war drum, while ''He'' denotes the Heavenly River (the Milky Way), indicating its position besides the Milky Way. The drum was not merely a musical instrument but a military command device and a means of encouraging morale: drums signaled attack, whereas metal gongs signaled withdrawal or defensive formation. Archaeological proof indicates that drums had already existed at least by the Shang Dynasty (Fig. 1).