Dawnstar(昂日星官):
In Chinese, it is pronounced as: áng rì xīng guān，Written as:

Dawnstar is one of the Twenty-Eight Constellations, residing in the Palace of Light in the heavens. Its true form is a large rooster standing six or seven feet tall, with the divine duty of “heralding the dawn.” Its mother is the Bodhisattva Pilanpo.
Dawnstar, also referred to as the Dawnstar constellation, is an element of ancient Chinese astronomy within the horn constellation among the Twenty-Eight Constellations. It is located in the region of Virgo in modern astronomy. Dawnstar includes several bright stars, the most prominent of which is Arcturus (Spica), the brightest star in Virgo.
In the ancient Chinese constellation system, Dawnstar symbolizes the neck of the dragon and is one of the Seven Constellations of the Azure Dragon. These seven constellations are an important aspect of traditional Chinese astrology, representing the eastern seven constellations, from Horn to Tail, namely Horn, Neck, Root, Room, Heart, Tail, and Winnower.
Dawnstar holds significant symbolic meaning in ancient culture, often associated with the lunar calendar and the changing of solar terms. In ancient Chinese agricultural society, astronomical observations were crucial for organizing farming activities and calculating solar terms. Hence, star constellations like Dawnstar played an important role in ancient astronomy and culture.