Editing Classical planet (section)

===Chinese astrology===
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{{See also|Names of the days of the week#East Asian tradition}}
[[Chinese astronomy]] and [[Chinese astrology|astrology]] recognise seven visible planets (including the Sun and Moon). Chinese astrology flourished during the [[Han dynasty]] (2nd century BC to 2nd century AD).<ref name=Ho>{{cite book | last=何|first=丙郁| author-mask =何丙郁| title = Chinese mathematical astrology : reaching out to the stars | date = 2003 | publisher = Routledge| isbn = 0415297591}}</ref>

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! English Name!! Associated [[Wuxing (Chinese philosophy)|element]] !! Chinese Characters!! Chinese [[pinyin]]!! Old astronomical names<ref>{{Cite web |title=五行與五星：古代中國眼中的行星 |url=https://case.ntu.edu.tw/blog/?p=36261 |website=Center for the Advancement of Science Education, [[National Taiwan University]]}}</ref>
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| Mars || [[Fire (wuxing)|Fire]] || 火星 || Huǒxīng || Yínghuò (熒惑)
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| Mercury || [[Water (wuxing)|Water]] || 水星 || Shuǐxīng || Chénxīng (辰星)
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| Jupiter || [[Wood (wuxing)|Wood]] || 木星 || Mùxīng || Suìxīng (歲星)
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| Venus || [[Metal (wuxing)|Metal]] or Gold || 金星 || Jīnxīng|| Tàibái (太白)
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| Saturn || [[Earth (wuxing)|Earth]] or Soil || 土星 || Tǔxīng || Zhènxīng (鎮星)
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