Mars is the god of land, war, agriculture and spring in Roman mythology, and one of the twelve main gods in Rome. The son of Jupiter and Juno, the husband of Bellona, and the lover of Venus, he was the most important god worshipped by the Roman legion, and his importance was second only to Jupiter. Corresponding to Ares in Greek mythology.
Mars' festivals are in March and October. The Latin word 'Mars' and the English word' March 'are derived from Mars.

Mars' festivals are in March and October. The Latin word 'Mars' and the English word' March ', which means the beginning of spring, are derived from Mars, hence he is the God of Spring. However, the Latin word "Mars" does not originate from Proto-Indo-European language, but seems to be derived from the Latinization of Maris in the myth of Itrascan.
At first, Mars was the god of reproduction and plants in Roman mythology, as well as the guardian god of livestock, farmland and farmers. In the 2nd century BC, Datu once said, 'Keep your livestock well and dedicate to Mars Silvanus every year.' Later, with the expansion of the Roman Empire, Mars became a symbol of war. He was one of the first three main gods of Rome, the god of land and royal power.
Mars is also considered the father of Romulus, the builder of the Roman city, and therefore he is also the ancestor of the Romans.
Mars was highly revered and, like Jupiter, the most revered deity. He was the protector of warriors and the patron saint of Rome. At that time, the brave Romans were the most commonly believed in gods. (Worshiping Mars at least twice a year, while Jupiter usually has a fixed three times. However, before all wars in Rome begin, the king or consul must pick up Mars' sacred spear and say, 'Mars, wake up...' When returning from victory, they also worship Mars, so many times they surpass Jupiter.)
Deep in the universe. In the Milky Way. A mysterious red celestial body called "Mars".
The English name Martin comes from Mars, meaning to dedicate oneself to the God of War.
In humanity's long-term exploration of the macroscopic universe, this mysterious planet quickly occupied the center of humanity's infinite imagination of the universe.

About 4000 years ago, Ancient Egypt called him the "Red Star"; The Babylonians referred to this "red star" as the "death star"; The ancient Greeks and Romans seemed to have no liking for Mars, believing that their every move on Earth was always monitored by the "people" on Mars, so they gave him an unfriendly name: Mars, the name of the ancient Roman god of war, and even regarded him as a terrifying planet in the "Star Wars". The English name of Mars is Mars, which is the name of the god of war in Roman mythology.
In Roman mythology, he was not only brave and good at fighting, but also became the ancestor of the Romans. Everyone knows the statue of the wolf feeding the children standing in the city of Rome. The biological father of the two children was the great god of war, Mars, which shows how tall the image of the god of war was in the minds of the ancient Romans.