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Chinese Zodiac, 18th century

The Chinese believe that the zodiac signs were determined by Buddha. There are twelve zodiac signs in Chinese astrology. It is believed that once Lord Buddha had invited all the animals of the animal kingdom for a meeting. However, only twelve animals turned up for the meeting. The animal that was first to arrive was the gregarious Rat. Next came the enduring and hard-working Ox, followed by the honorable Tiger and the cautious Rabbit. Then came the outspoken Dragon along with the philosophical Snake. The active Horse came along with the artistic Goat, spirited Monkey and the showy Rooster. The watchful Dog and the resigned Pig were the last to join. Buddha was pleased to see the 12 animals that visited him. He honored each of them by bestowing a year in their name. He also told them that the year in their name would take their characteristics and nature. From then onwards the Chinese animal year began.
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Chinese Zodiac, 18th century
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The Chinese believe that the zodiac signs were determined by Buddha. There are twelve zodiac signs in Chinese astrology. It is believed that once Lord Buddha had invited all the animals of the animal kingdom for a meeting. However, only twelve animals turned up for the meeting. The animal that was first to arrive was the gregarious Rat. Next came the enduring and hard-working Ox, followed by the honorable Tiger and the cautious Rabbit. Then came the outspoken Dragon along with the philosophical Snake. The active Horse came along with the artistic Goat, spirited Monkey and the showy Rooster. The watchful Dog and the resigned Pig were the last to join. Buddha was pleased to see the 12 animals that visited him. He honored each of them by bestowing a year in their name. He also told them that the year in their name would take their characteristics and nature. From then onwards the Chinese animal year began.
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4500 x 2393 px | 30.8 MB
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38.1 x 20.3 cm | 15.0 x 8.0 in (300 dpi)
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