Xu Mi (许谧): The Hermit Master
Xu Mi (305–376), also known as Xu Mu, styled Si Xuan, was the third-generation patriarch of the Shangqing School. He was a renowned scholar and official who later devoted himself...
Xu Mi (许谧): The Hermit Master
Xu Mi (305–376), also known as Xu Mu, styled Si Xuan, was the third-generation patriarch of the Shangqing School. He was a renowned scholar and official who later devoted himself...
Ge Hong (葛洪): The Master Who Embraced Simplicity
Ge Hong (283–363), styled Zhi Chuan, also known as Bao Pu Zi, was a renowned Taoist scholar, alchemist, and physician. He learned alchemy from Bao Ling and wrote the influential...
Ge Hong (葛洪): The Master Who Embraced Simplicity
Ge Hong (283–363), styled Zhi Chuan, also known as Bao Pu Zi, was a renowned Taoist scholar, alchemist, and physician. He learned alchemy from Bao Ling and wrote the influential...
Bao Jing (鲍靓): The Bridge Between Masters
Bao Jing, known as the “Immortal Prefect,” was a master of Taoist alchemy and mentor to Ge Hong. He learned from the immortal Yin Changsheng and later governed in Nanhai....
Bao Jing (鲍靓): The Bridge Between Masters
Bao Jing, known as the “Immortal Prefect,” was a master of Taoist alchemy and mentor to Ge Hong. He learned from the immortal Yin Changsheng and later governed in Nanhai....
Wei Huacun (魏華存): The Supreme Clarity Matriarch
Wei Huacun (252–334) was a prominent female Taoist who authored key texts like the "Classic of the Yellow Court" and founded the Shangqing School. She practiced for over 40 years...
Wei Huacun (魏華存): The Supreme Clarity Matriarch
Wei Huacun (252–334) was a prominent female Taoist who authored key texts like the "Classic of the Yellow Court" and founded the Shangqing School. She practiced for over 40 years...
Wu Meng (吳猛): The Filial Immortal
Wu Meng, styled Shiyun, was a native of Puyang (present-day Puyang County, Henan Province) and a renowned Taoist priest of the Jin Dynasty. According to records, Wu Meng was extremely...
Wu Meng (吳猛): The Filial Immortal
Wu Meng, styled Shiyun, was a native of Puyang (present-day Puyang County, Henan Province) and a renowned Taoist priest of the Jin Dynasty. According to records, Wu Meng was extremely...
Ge Xuan (葛玄): The Immortal Master
Ge Xuan (164–244), known as “Immortal Ge” and “Taiji Immortal,” was a key figure in early Taoist alchemy. Taught by Zuo Ci, he practiced talismans and alchemy. Sun Quan built...
Ge Xuan (葛玄): The Immortal Master
Ge Xuan (164–244), known as “Immortal Ge” and “Taiji Immortal,” was a key figure in early Taoist alchemy. Taught by Zuo Ci, he practiced talismans and alchemy. Sun Quan built...