Constellation Indus, the Indian, is a southern constellation sitting below the constellation Sagittarius. It lies south of the Microscope, between Grus and Pavo. Indus spans 14 degrees of the Zodiac from 27° Capricorn to 11° Aquarius

Dutch navigators formed Indus on their voyages to the East Indies at the end of the 16th century. Early depictions suggest it represents a native of Madagascar. ^[1]

Indus Constellation Stars

2000	2050	Star	Name	Sp. Class	Mag.	Orb
27♑47	28♑29	β Ind		K0III	3.67	1°40′
28♑40	29♑22	η Ind		A6:var	4.51	1°10′
29♑06	29♑48	α Ind	Persian	K0III	3.11	1°50′
01♒39	02♒21	ζ Ind		K5III	4.90	1°00′
04♒12	04♒54	θ Ind		A5V	4.39	1°10′
09♒41	10♒23	ε Ind		K5V	4.69	1°00′
09♒48	10♒30	δ Ind		F0IV	4.40	1°10′

Indus Constellation Astrology

INDUS. The Indian. It is said to give a quick penetrating mind, deep insight, and interest in orientalism, mysticism and sport. ^[2]

Indus, or its lucida α, was Pe Sze in China, where it also was known as the Persian, a title from the Jesuit missionaries. ^[3] The term Pe Sze is from the name of asterism 波斯 (Bō Sī), meaning Persia. ^[4]

References

1. Indus The Indian, Star Tales, ianridpath.com
2. Fixed Stars and Constellations in Astrology, Vivian E. Robson, 1923, p.48.
3. Star Names: Their Lore and Meaning, Richard H. Allen, 1889, p.250.
4. Alpha Indi – Wikipedia.