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Pleiades has 23 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 3 references, with 1 live disagreement.

23 facts·20 predicates·3 sources·1 in dispute

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  • Pleiades[1]sourceall time · Pleiades Wikipedia Overview
  • Pleiades[2]sourceall time · Lost Pleiad Motif Worldwide

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Significancesignificance

  • uniquely significant among all star clusters[3]sourceall time · Mao Asterism White Tiger

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  • 6[2]sourceall time · Lost Pleiad Motif Worldwide

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  • Gateway[2]sourceall time · Lost Pleiad Motif Worldwide

Marks Season StartmarksSeasonStart

  • Winter[2]sourceall time · Lost Pleiad Motif Worldwide

Begins Star Calendar SystembeginsStarCalendarSystem

  • Anwa[1]all time · Pleiades Wikipedia Overview

Known in Arab Astronomy AsknownInArabAstronomyAs

  • al-Thurayyā[1]all time · Pleiades Wikipedia Overview

Featured onfeaturedOn

Heliacal Setting TimeheliacalSettingTime

  • autumn[1]sourceall time · Pleiades Wikipedia Overview

Heliacal Rising TimeheliacalRisingTime

  • late April/early May[1]sourceall time · Pleiades Wikipedia Overview

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Other facts (8)

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8 facts
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Heliacal Setting Marks End ofSailing Season[1]
Heliacal Rising Used byAncient Mediterranean Sailors[1]
Visibility Subject ofLost Pleiad Myth[1]
Visible Star Count6[1]
CalledSeven Sisters[1]
Primary Etymology Derived FromSailing Derivation[1]
Implied Meaningdaughters of Pleione[1]
Mythological Etymology Connected toPleione[1]

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References (3)

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      [Source: Pleiades — Wikipedia Overview: Astronomy, Etymology, Mythology, Cross-Cultural Significance — tradition: astronomy; era: ancient through modern. Excerpt 1/3. Provenance: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pleiades] [This excerpt is INER
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      [Source: Pleiades — Wikipedia Overview: Astronomy, Etymology, Mythology, Cross-Cultural Significance — tradition: astronomy; era: ancient through modern. Excerpt 3/3. Provenance: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pleiades] [This excerpt is INER
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      [Source: Pleiades — Wikipedia Overview: Astronomy, Etymology, Mythology, Cross-Cultural Significance — tradition: astronomy; era: ancient through modern. Excerpt 2/3. Provenance: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pleiades] [This excerpt is INER
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      [Source: The Lost Pleiad Motif — Cross-Cultural Survey — tradition: deep-time; era: comparative; documented across world cultures. Excerpt 2/4. Provenance: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pleiades_in_folklore_and_literature] [This excerpt is
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      [Source: Mao (昴) — The Pleiades as the Hairy Head of the White Tiger in Chinese Astronomy — tradition: chinese; era: ancient (earliest record ~2357 BC) through imperial period. Excerpt 3/4. Provenance: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mao_(Chi
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      [Source: Mao (昴) — The Pleiades as the Hairy Head of the White Tiger in Chinese Astronomy — tradition: chinese; era: ancient (earliest record ~2357 BC) through imperial period. Excerpt 4/4. Provenance: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mao_(Chi
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      [Source: Mao (昴) — The Pleiades as the Hairy Head of the White Tiger in Chinese Astronomy — tradition: chinese; era: ancient (earliest record ~2357 BC) through imperial period. Excerpt 1/4. Provenance: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mao_(Chi
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      [Source: Mao (昴) — The Pleiades as the Hairy Head of the White Tiger in Chinese Astronomy — tradition: chinese; era: ancient (earliest record ~2357 BC) through imperial period. Excerpt 2/4. Provenance: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mao_(Chi

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