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The Moon Overlooks the Waters is Sangonomiya Kokomi's Level 4 Constellation.

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  • The Chinese and Japanese names of the constellation roughly translate to "Moon's Proxies of One Thousand Rivers" (Chinese: 月摄千川 Yuè Shè Qiān Chuān, lit. "Moon's Proxies and One Thousand Rivers"; Japanese: 月に摂す千の川 Tsuki ni Sessu Sen no Kawa, lit. "One Thousand Rivers That Serve as Proxies for the Moon"). These names are likely from the combination of two Chinese philosophical phrases.[1]
    • The first quote is "all the moons reflected on the water are the proxies of one moon" (Chinese: 一切水月一月摄 yīqiè shuǐyuè yī yuè shè) from the Buddhist poem Song of Enlightenment by the Chinese Zen monk Yongjia Xuanjue (665–713).
    • The second quote is "the moon reflects in myriad rivers" (Chinese: 月映万川 yuè yìng wàn chuān) by the Chinese philosopher Zhu Xi (1130–1200), who is one of the founders of Neo-Confucianism and extended the above Buddhist philosophy to establish his cosmology of heavenly principles.

Other Languages[]

LanguageOfficial NameLiteral Meaning
EnglishThe Moon Overlooks the Waters
Chinese
(Simplified)
月摄千川
Yuè Shè Qiān Chuān
Moon's Proxies and One Thousand Rivers
Chinese
(Traditional)
月攝千川
Yuè Shè Qiān Chuān
Japanese月に摂す千の川
Tsuki ni Sessu Sen no Kawa
One Thousand Rivers That Serve as Proxies for the Moon
Korean물을 보살피는
Mul-eul Bosalpineun Dal
The Moon Look after the Waters
SpanishObservadora de las aguasObserver of the Waters
FrenchLa lune surplombe les eauxThe Moon Overlooks the Waters
RussianЛуна взирает на ручьи
Luna vzirayet na ruch'i
The Moon Gazes at the Streams
ThaiThe Moon Overlooks the Waters
VietnameseVầng Trăng Ngắm BiểnThe Moon Observing the Sea
GermanMond über den StrömenMoon Over the Currents
IndonesianThe Moon Overlooks the Waters
PortugueseA Lua Contempla as ÁguasThe Moon Contemplates the Waters
TurkishYakamozSea Sparkle[• 1]
ItalianLa luna, guardiana delle acqueThe Moon, Guardian of the Waters
  1. Turkish: Yakamoz is a term for the sparkling on the water surface at night caused by the moon, the stars, or other ambient lights.

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