Sanzis
Sanzis, also known as Sanzhi, are a group of three Chinese constellations that represent the Three Enlightened Ones, or the Three Pure Ones, in Taoist and Buddhist traditions. The three constellations are Sanzhi, Sanzhi II, and Sanzhi III. They are located in the northern sky and are part of the larger constellation Ursa Major, or the Great Bear.
The name "Sanzhi" translates to "Three Exalted Ones" or "Three Pure Ones," referring to the Three Pure
Sanzis are not recognized as official constellations by the International Astronomical Union, but they are widely
The three constellations are located near the stars Alkaid and Mizar in Ursa Major. Sanzhi is the
Sanzis are an important part of Chinese astronomy and astrology, and they continue to be studied and