The Wang Yangtai 王阳泰
Wang Yangtai (1748–1809), a former Qing military officer nicknamed “Iron Hawk,” served in campaigns across Hubei, Sichuan, and Shaanxi, earning three imperial plumes. At 57, he retired and in 1806...
The Wang Yangtai 王阳泰
Wang Yangtai (1748–1809), a former Qing military officer nicknamed “Iron Hawk,” served in campaigns across Hubei, Sichuan, and Shaanxi, earning three imperial plumes. At 57, he retired and in 1806...
The Fei Yangde 费阳得
Fei Yangde (?–1808), ordained at age six in the Qingwei tradition, later received full ordination from Longmen master Shen Qingyun in 1781, becoming a 12th-generation preceptor. Known for his purity...
The Fei Yangde 费阳得
Fei Yangde (?–1808), ordained at age six in the Qingwei tradition, later received full ordination from Longmen master Shen Qingyun in 1781, becoming a 12th-generation preceptor. Known for his purity...
The Li Yangchun 李阳春
Li Yangchun (1746–1806), a filial and compassionate healer from Changxing, Zhejiang, formally ordained at Jingai Mountain in 1800. Receiving the Elementary and Middle Precepts in 1803, he returned home to...
The Li Yangchun 李阳春
Li Yangchun (1746–1806), a filial and compassionate healer from Changxing, Zhejiang, formally ordained at Jingai Mountain in 1800. Receiving the Elementary and Middle Precepts in 1803, he returned home to...
The Chen Yangde 陈阳德
Chen Yangde (1745–1819) entered Jingai Mountain at age 60 under Master Lanyunzi. Living on vegetables and composting manure, he recited scriptures daily without fail. His kindness and discipline drew countless...
The Chen Yangde 陈阳德
Chen Yangde (1745–1819) entered Jingai Mountain at age 60 under Master Lanyunzi. Living on vegetables and composting manure, he recited scriptures daily without fail. His kindness and discipline drew countless...
The Pan Fuyuan 潘复圆
Pan Fuyuan (?–1797), ordained young under Wang Yiyang (successor of Gu Cangzhou), later studied with Qian Yang’ao at Dengyun Temple on Tianzhen Mountain. As a 14th-generation Longmen preceptor, he diligently...
The Pan Fuyuan 潘复圆
Pan Fuyuan (?–1797), ordained young under Wang Yiyang (successor of Gu Cangzhou), later studied with Qian Yang’ao at Dengyun Temple on Tianzhen Mountain. As a 14th-generation Longmen preceptor, he diligently...
The Li Chijiao 李赤脚
Li Chijiao (?–1788), known as “Barefoot Immortal,” trained under Guan Tianxian and later studied with Jin Huaihuai on Mount Lao. Though wandering barefoot, his calligraphy rivaled Tang masters, and governors...
The Li Chijiao 李赤脚
Li Chijiao (?–1788), known as “Barefoot Immortal,” trained under Guan Tianxian and later studied with Jin Huaihuai on Mount Lao. Though wandering barefoot, his calligraphy rivaled Tang masters, and governors...