Yunyu - Revision history

ASEtech: infocards and infobox

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-----'''Yún Yǔ''' (Cloud and Rain, 雲雨) is a four-star Chinese asterism belonging to the outer asterisms of the Gan school. It lies south of Pīlì and all major reconstructions locate it in modern [[Pisces]]. It represents clouds and rainfall and was said to govern the rain that brings living things to completion. Yunyu, [[Leidian]], and [[Pili]] form a neighboring meteorological cluster.
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 '''Yunyu''' is a modern IAU-star name since September 2026; it refers to the star γ Psc in [[Pisces]].
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 In 2026, the name of the historical constellation "Yunyu" was suggested to be used for γ Psc in this constellation for it was used as the earliest determinative star.
-Decision: adopted on 17 Sept 2026.
+Decision: adopted on 17 Sept 2026.<gallery>
 ==References ==

Sushoff at 10:34, 17 September 2026

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	Authors: {{PAGEAUTHORS}}		Authors: {{PAGEAUTHORS}}
	----Yún Yǔ (Cloud and Rain, 雲雨) is a four-star Chinese asterism belonging to the outer asterisms of the Gan school. It lies south of Pīlì and all major reconstructions locate it in modern [[Pisces]]. It represents clouds and rainfall and was said to govern the rain that brings living things to completion. Yunyu, [[Leidian]], and [[Pili]] form a neighboring meteorological cluster.		----'''Yún Yǔ''' (Cloud and Rain, 雲雨) is a four-star Chinese asterism belonging to the outer asterisms of the Gan school. It lies south of Pīlì and all major reconstructions locate it in modern [[Pisces]]. It represents clouds and rainfall and was said to govern the rain that brings living things to completion. Yunyu, [[Leidian]], and [[Pili]] form a neighboring meteorological cluster.

			'''Yunyu''' is a modern IAU-star name since September 2026; it refers to the star γ Psc in [[Pisces]].

	== Concordance, Etymology, History ==		== Concordance, Etymology, History ==

ASEtech at 08:41, 17 September 2026

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	In 2026, the name of the historical constellation "Yunyu" was suggested to be used for γ Psc in this constellation for it was used as the earliest determinative star.		In 2026, the name of the historical constellation "Yunyu" was suggested to be used for γ Psc in this constellation for it was used as the earliest determinative star.

	Decision: ...		Decision: adopted on 17 Sept 2026.

	==References ==		==References ==
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	[[Category: Psc]]		[[Category: Psc]]
			[[Category:IAU-Star Name]]

Boshunyang at 14:09, 12 September 2026

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	Authors: {{PAGEAUTHORS}}		Authors: {{PAGEAUTHORS}}
	----Yún Yǔ (Cloud and Rain, 雲雨) is a four-star Chinese asterism belonging to the outer asterisms of the Gan school. It lies south of Pīlì and all major reconstructions locate it in modern Pisces. It represents clouds and rainfall and was said to govern the rain that brings living things to completion. ~~Yúnyǔ~~, ~~Léidiàn~~, and ~~Pīlì~~ form a neighboring meteorological cluster.		----Yún Yǔ (Cloud and Rain, 雲雨) is a four-star Chinese asterism belonging to the outer asterisms of the Gan school. It lies south of Pīlì and all major reconstructions locate it in modern [[Pisces]]. It represents clouds and rainfall and was said to govern the rain that brings living things to completion. Yunyu, [[Leidian]], and [[Pili]] form a neighboring meteorological cluster.

	== Concordance, Etymology, History ==		== Concordance, Etymology, History ==

Boshunyang: /* Maps (Gallery) */

2026-09-12T13:50:06Z

Maps (Gallery)

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	Authors: {{PAGEAUTHORS}}		Authors: {{PAGEAUTHORS}}
	----		----Yún Yǔ (Cloud and Rain, 雲雨) is a four-star Chinese asterism belonging to the outer asterisms of the Gan school. It lies south of Pīlì and all major reconstructions locate it in modern Pisces. It represents clouds and rainfall and was said to govern the rain that brings living things to completion. Yúnyǔ, Léidiàn, and Pīlì form a neighboring meteorological cluster.

	~~[[File:Example.jpg\|thumb\|Image that shows the earliest map or drawing]]~~
	~~[[File:Example.jpg\|thumb\|Image that shows the cultural object (e.g. in archaeological museum)]]~~
	Yún Yǔ (Cloud and Rain, 雲雨) is a four-star Chinese asterism belonging to the outer asterisms of the Gan school. It lies south of Pīlì and all major reconstructions locate it in modern Pisces. It represents clouds and rainfall and was said to govern the rain that brings living things to completion. Yúnyǔ, Léidiàn, and Pīlì form a neighboring meteorological cluster.

	== Concordance, Etymology, History ==		== Concordance, Etymology, History ==
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	=== Maps (Gallery) ===		=== Maps (Gallery) ===
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|+		\|+Yunyu
	!historical map		!historical map
	!modern identification		!modern identification
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	\|[[File:Pili, Yunyu and Leidian in Cheonsang Yeolcha Bunyajido.jpg\|thumb\|Pili, Yunyu and Leidian in ''Cheonsang Yeolcha Bunyajido'']]		\|[[File:Pili, Yunyu and Leidian in Cheonsang Yeolcha Bunyajido.jpg\|thumb\|Pili, Yunyu and Leidian in ''Cheonsang Yeolcha Bunyajido'']]
	\|		\|[[File:Pili, Yunyu and Leidian before Tang dynasty reconstructed by Boshun Yang.jpg\|thumb\|Pili, Yunyu and Leidian before Tang dynasty reconstructed by Boshun Yang]]
	\|		\|[[File:Pili, Yunyu and Leidian before Tang dynasty in Stellarium.jpg\|thumb\|Pili, Yunyu and Leidian before Tang dynasty in Stellarium]]
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[File:Pili, Yunyu and Leidian in Geziyuejintu.jpg\|thumb\|Pili, Yunyu and Leidian in ''Geziyuejintu'']]		\|[[File:Pili, Yunyu and Leidian in Geziyuejintu.jpg\|thumb\|Pili, Yunyu and Leidian in ''Geziyuejintu'']]
	\|		\|[[File:Pili, Yunyu and Leidian in Northern Song dynasty(1034) reconstructed by Boshun Yang.jpg\|thumb\|Pili, Yunyu and Leidian in Northern Song dynasty(1034) reconstructed by Boshun Yang]]
	\|		\|[[File:Pili, Yunyu and Leidian in Song dynasty(1034) in Stellarium.jpg\|thumb\|Pili, Yunyu and Leidian in Song dynasty(1034) in Stellarium]]
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[File:Pili, Yunyu and Leidian in Suzhou star map.jpg\|thumb\|Pili, Yunyu and Leidian in Suzhou star map]]		\|[[File:Pili, Yunyu and Leidian in Suzhou star map.jpg\|thumb\|Pili, Yunyu and Leidian in Suzhou star map]]
	\|		\|[[File:Pili, Yunyu and Leidian in Northern Song dynasty(1052) reconstructed by Boshun Yang.jpg\|thumb\|Pili, Yunyu and Leidian in Northern Song dynasty(1052) reconstructed by Boshun Yang]]
			\|[[File:Pili, Yunyu and Leidian in Song dynasty(1052) in Stellarium.jpg\|thumb\|Pili, Yunyu and Leidian in Song dynasty(1052) in Stellarium]]
			\|-
			\|[[File:Pili, Yunyu and Leidian in Xin yixiang fayao star map.jpg\|thumb\|Pili, Yunyu and Leidian in ''Xin yixiang fayao'' star map]]
			\|[[File:Pili, Yunyu and Leidian in Northern Song dynasty(1052) reconstructed by Pan Nai.jpg\|thumb\|Pili, Yunyu and Leidian in Northern Song dynasty(1052) reconstructed by Pan Nai]]
	\|		\|
	\|-		\|-
	\|		\|
	\|		\|[[File:Pili and Yunyu in Yuan dynasty(1360s) reconstructed by Boshun Yang.jpg\|thumb\|Pili and Yunyu in Yuan dynasty(1360s) reconstructed by Boshun Yang]]
	\|		\|[[File:Pili, Yunyu and Leidian in Yuan dynasty(1360s) in Stellarium.jpg\|thumb\|Pili, Yunyu and Leidian in Yuan dynasty(1360s) in Stellarium]]
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[File:Pili, Yunyu and Leidian in Yixiang kaocheng star map of 18th century.jpg\|thumb\|Pili, Yunyu and Leidian in ''Yixiang kaocheng'' star map of 18th century]]		\|[[File:Pili, Yunyu and Leidian in Yixiang kaocheng star map of 18th century.jpg\|thumb\|Pili, Yunyu and Leidian in ''Yixiang kaocheng'' star map of 18th century]]
	\|		\|[[File:Pili, Yunyu and Leidian in 18th century reconstructed by Yi Shitong.jpg\|thumb\|Pili, Yunyu and Leidian in 18th century reconstructed by Yi Shitong]]
	\|		\|[[File:Yunyu of 18th century in Stellarium.jpg\|thumb\|Yunyu of 18th century in Stellarium]]
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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 "Yunyu" was suggested to be used for γ Psc in this constellation for it was used as the earliest determinative star.

	Decision: ...		Decision: ...

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Maps (Gallery)

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 |-
-|[[File:Kulou on the Cheonsang Yeolcha Bunyajido Star Chart.jpg|alt=historical image of Kulou (Korea)|thumb|Kulou on the Cheonsang Yeolcha Bunyajido Star Chart]]
+|[[File:Pili, Yunyu and Leidian in Cheonsang Yeolcha Bunyajido.jpg|thumb|Pili, Yunyu and Leidian in ''Cheonsang Yeolcha Bunyajido'']]
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Boshunyang at 12:01, 8 September 2026

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	!Yuan Dynasty (Pan Nai<ref>Pan Nai潘鼐. ''Zhongguo Hengxing Guance shi''中国恒星观测史[M]. Shanghai: Xuelin Pree. 2009. p435-443.</ref>, 14th century)		!Yuan Dynasty (Pan Nai<ref>Pan Nai潘鼐. ''Zhongguo Hengxing Guance shi''中国恒星观测史[M]. Shanghai: Xuelin Pree. 2009. p435-443.</ref>, 14th century)
	!Qing Dynaty (Yi Shitong<ref>Yi Shitong伊世同. ''Zhongxi Duizhao Hengxing Tubiao''中西对照恒星图表1950. Beijing: Science Press.1981.</ref>, 18th Century)		!Qing Dynaty (Yi Shitong<ref>Yi Shitong伊世同. ''Zhongxi Duizhao Hengxing Tubiao''中西对照恒星图表1950. Beijing: Science Press.1981.</ref>, 18th Century)
	~~!Ho PENG YOKE<ref>P.-Y. Ho, “Ancient And Mediaeval Observations of Comets and Novae in Chinese Sources,” ''Vistas in Astronomy'', 5(1962), 127-225.</ref>~~
	\|-		\|-
	\|1st		\|1st
	\| valign="center" \|~~kappa~~ Psc		\| valign="center" \|κ Psc
	\| valign="center" \|γ Psc (Determinative)		\| valign="center" \|γ Psc (Determinative)
	\| valign="center" \|γ Psc (Determinative)		\| valign="center" \|γ Psc (Determinative)
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	\| valign="center" \|κ Psc (Determinative)		\| valign="center" \|κ Psc (Determinative)
	\| valign="center" \|TX Psc		\| valign="center" \|TX Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|κ Psc
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	\|-		\|-
	\|2nd		\|2nd
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	\| valign="center" \|14 Psc		\| valign="center" \|14 Psc
	\| valign="center" \|λ Psc		\| valign="center" \|λ Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|12 Psc
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	\|-		\|-
	\|3rd		\|3rd
	\| valign="center" \|~~gamma~~ Psc		\| valign="center" \|λ Psc
	\| valign="center" \|λ Psc		\| valign="center" \|λ Psc
	\| valign="center" \|λ Psc		\| valign="center" \|λ Psc
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	= XZ Psc		= XZ Psc
	\| valign="center" \|21 Psc		\| valign="center" \|21 Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|21 Psc
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	\|-		\|-
	\|4th		\|4th
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	\| valign="center" \|λ Psc		\| valign="center" \|λ Psc
	\| valign="center" \|22 Psc		\| valign="center" \|22 Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|λ Psc
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	\|}		\|}

Boshunyang at 11:57, 8 September 2026

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	[[Category:Eurasia]][[Category:Asian]][[Category:East Asian]]		[[Category:Eurasia]][[Category:Asian]][[Category:East Asian]]
	[[Category:Chinese ]]		[[Category:Chinese ]]
	[[Category: ~~Pis~~]]		[[Category: Psc]]

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Identification of stars

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	\|1st		\|1st
	\| valign="center" \|~~x (determinative）~~		\| valign="center" \|kappa Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x (~~determinative）~~		\| valign="center" \|γ Psc (Determinative)
	\| valign="center" \|~~x determinative）~~		\| valign="center" \|γ Psc (Determinative)
	\| valign="center" \|x (~~determinative）~~		\| valign="center" \|κ Psc (Determinative)
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|κ Psc (Determinative)
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|TX Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|x
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|x
	\|-		\|-
	\|2nd		\|2nd
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|16 Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|κ Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|κ Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|14 Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|14 Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|λ Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|x
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|x
	\|-		\|-
	\|3rd		\|3rd
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|gamma Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|λ Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|λ Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|HIP 117887
	\| valign="center" \|x
	\| valign="center" \|x		= XZ Psc
			\| valign="center" \|HIP 117887

			= XZ Psc
			\| valign="center" \|21 Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|x
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|x
	\|-		\|-
	\|4th		\|4th
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|19 Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|19 Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|19 Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|λ Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|λ Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|22 Psc
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	\|-
	~~\|5th~~
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	\|-
	~~\|6th~~
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|x
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|x

Boshunyang at 11:28, 8 September 2026

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	[[File:Example.jpg\|thumb\|Image that shows the earliest map or drawing]]		[[File:Example.jpg\|thumb\|Image that shows the earliest map or drawing]]
	[[File:Example.jpg\|thumb\|Image that shows the cultural object (e.g. in archaeological museum)]]		[[File:Example.jpg\|thumb\|Image that shows the cultural object (e.g. in archaeological museum)]]
	Chinese ~~constellation~~.		Yún Yǔ (Cloud and Rain, 雲雨) is a four-star Chinese asterism belonging to the outer asterisms of the Gan school. It lies south of Pīlì and all major reconstructions locate it in modern Pisces. It represents clouds and rainfall and was said to govern the rain that brings living things to completion. Yúnyǔ, Léidiàn, and Pīlì form a neighboring meteorological cluster.

	== Concordance, Etymology, History ==		== Concordance, Etymology, History ==
	...
			=== Name and Etymology ===
			“Cloud” (yún 雲) denotes water vapour gathered in the sky, while “rain” (yǔ 雨) is water that descends from clouds. The ''Shiming'' (Explanation of Names) states that “rain assists” (''yǔ zhě fǔ yě'' 雨者輔也), emphasizing its role in supporting the seasonal cycle and nourishing living things. The ''Tuan'' Commentary to ''Qian'' in the ''Zhouyi'' similarly declares: “Clouds move and rain is bestowed; the myriad things flow into their forms” (雲行雨施，品物流形). The name of the Yúnyǔ asterism thus condenses two successive and interdependent natural processes into a single unit.

			Following Song Yu’s (fl. 3<sup>rd</sup> century) “Gaotang fu” (Rhapsody on Gaotang), the expression ''yúnyǔ'' also acquired the literary sense of an encounter with a goddess and, by extension, became a euphemism for sexual relations. This later usage, however, is unrelated to the Yúnyǔ asterism itself. A verse attributed to the Gan astronomical tradition, possibly composed by Chen Zhuo, states under Yúnyǔ: “When cloud and rain arise in harmony, auspicious abundance rain brings luxuriant growth” (雲雨興和，休祈茂孽). The passage therefore associates harmonious clouds and rain with plentiful, auspicious rainfall and the flourishing of plants.

			=== Material Culture, Persons, and Rain Governance ===
			In traditional China, agriculture was long regarded as the foundation of the state and the livelihood of its people, while timely rainfall was essential to agricultural production. Precipitation directly affected sowing, crop growth, harvests, and even grain prices. Astrologers of imperial China consequently held that the Yúnyǔ asterism “governs rain and moisture and brings the myriad things to maturity” (主雨澤，成萬物). Variations in its appearance and encounters with planets were interpreted as signs of rainfall and agricultural conditions. A bright Yúnyǔ, for example, was believed to portend abundant rain, whereas Mercury (which literally means “planet of water”) remaining within the asterism foretold severe flooding. Observing Yúnyǔ thus became one means of predicting the success or failure of the harvest and, by extension, social stability.

			Yúnyǔ, Léidiàn (Thunder and Lightning), and Pīlì (Thunderbolt) form a cluster of adjacent meteorological asterisms. All lie south of the Shì lodge in the northern celestial region regarded as the Black Tortoise (Xuánwǔ). In the Five Phases system, the north corresponds to Water. Elements of thunder, lightning, clouds, and rain were therefore organized in this part of the sky into an interconnected “Northern Water Bureau.”

			As knowledge of the asterisms entered state ritual, visual traditions, and religious practice, some asterisms that had originally denoted purely natural phenomena gradually became personified and invested with divine officials. During the Song dynasty, court ritual increasingly represented natural deities in anthropomorphic form, while Daoist conceptions of a celestial bureaucracy also became more elaborate. Stars and natural forces such as wind, rain, thunder, and lightning were consequently incorporated into a hierarchy of divine officials and generals, each possessing a title, specialized duties, and a defined rank.

			Against this cultural background, the Southern Song ''Zhongxing tianwen zhi'' interpreted Yúnyǔ as Yúnjiàng, the “Cloud General,” and Yǔshī, the “Master of Rain.” It grouped them with Léigōng, the “Lord of Thunder,” and Diànmǔ, the “Lightning Matron,” who corresponded to the Léidiàn asterism, as well as what the text calls the “Thunderbolt (and) Axe Officer” (霹靂斧吏), describing them collectively as “numinous essences of the Northern Water Bureau” (北方水府之精). Both the Cloud General and the Master of Rain had existed as nature deities before the Southern Song. The passage therefore reflects a Song scholarly reinterpretation in which traditional meteorological asterisms were incorporated into a bureaucratically structured pantheon through identification with established deities.

	=== Identification of stars ===		=== Identification of stars ===

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	!Yuan Dynasty (Pan Nai<ref>Pan Nai潘鼐. ''Zhongguo Hengxing Guance shi''中国恒星观测史[M]. Shanghai: Xuelin Pree. 2009. p435-443.</ref>, 14th century)		!Yuan Dynasty (Pan Nai<ref>Pan Nai潘鼐. ''Zhongguo Hengxing Guance shi''中国恒星观测史[M]. Shanghai: Xuelin Pree. 2009. p435-443.</ref>, 14th century)
	!Qing Dynaty (Yi Shitong<ref>Yi Shitong伊世同. ''Zhongxi Duizhao Hengxing Tubiao''中西对照恒星图表1950. Beijing: Science Press.1981.</ref>, 18th Century)		!Qing Dynaty (Yi Shitong<ref>Yi Shitong伊世同. ''Zhongxi Duizhao Hengxing Tubiao''中西对照恒星图表1950. Beijing: Science Press.1981.</ref>, 18th Century)
	~~!Ho PENG YOKE<ref>P.-Y. Ho, “Ancient And Mediaeval Observations of Comets and Novae in Chinese Sources,” ''Vistas in Astronomy'', 5(1962), 127-225.</ref>~~
	\|-		\|-
	\|1st		\|1st
	\| valign="center" \|~~kappa~~ Psc		\| valign="center" \|κ Psc
	\| valign="center" \|γ Psc (Determinative)		\| valign="center" \|γ Psc (Determinative)
	\| valign="center" \|γ Psc (Determinative)		\| valign="center" \|γ Psc (Determinative)
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	\| valign="center" \|κ Psc (Determinative)		\| valign="center" \|κ Psc (Determinative)
	\| valign="center" \|TX Psc		\| valign="center" \|TX Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|κ Psc
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	\|-		\|-
	\|2nd		\|2nd
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	\| valign="center" \|λ Psc		\| valign="center" \|λ Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|12 Psc
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	\|-		\|-
	\|3rd		\|3rd
	\| valign="center" \|~~gamma~~ Psc		\| valign="center" \|λ Psc
	\| valign="center" \|λ Psc		\| valign="center" \|λ Psc
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	= XZ Psc		= XZ Psc
	\| valign="center" \|21 Psc		\| valign="center" \|21 Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|21 Psc
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
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	\|4th		\|4th
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	\| valign="center" \|22 Psc		\| valign="center" \|22 Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|λ Psc
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
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	\| valign="center" \|~~x (determinative）~~		\| valign="center" \|kappa Psc
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	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|κ Psc (Determinative)
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|TX Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|x
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|x
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	\|2nd		\|2nd
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|16 Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|κ Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|κ Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|14 Psc
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	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|λ Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|x
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|x
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	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|gamma Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|λ Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|λ Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|HIP 117887
	\| valign="center" \|x
	\| valign="center" \|x		= XZ Psc
			\| valign="center" \|HIP 117887

			= XZ Psc
			\| valign="center" \|21 Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|x
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|x
	\|-		\|-
	\|4th		\|4th
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|19 Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|19 Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|19 Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|λ Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|λ Psc
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|22 Psc
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	\|-
	~~\|5th~~
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	\|-
	~~\|6th~~
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	~~\| valign="center" \|x~~
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|x
	\| valign="center" \|x		\| valign="center" \|x