The Zhou Lüjing 周履靖
Zhou Lüjing (Ming dynasty), styled Yizhi and hao Meidian Daoren, was a native of Jiaxing, Zhejiang. A master of Daoist qigong, he compiled the Chifeng Sui (Marrow of the Crimson...
The Zhou Lüjing 周履靖
Zhou Lüjing (Ming dynasty), styled Yizhi and hao Meidian Daoren, was a native of Jiaxing, Zhejiang. A master of Daoist qigong, he compiled the Chifeng Sui (Marrow of the Crimson...
The Zhou Xuanzhen 周玄贞
Zhou Xuanzhen, a Quanzhen Daoist from Jinan, Shandong during the Ming dynasty, authored a ten-volume commentary on the Gaoshang Yuhuang Benxing Jijing (Scripture of the Original Deeds of the High...
The Zhou Xuanzhen 周玄贞
Zhou Xuanzhen, a Quanzhen Daoist from Jinan, Shandong during the Ming dynasty, authored a ten-volume commentary on the Gaoshang Yuhuang Benxing Jijing (Scripture of the Original Deeds of the High...
The Li Puye 李朴野
Li Puye (Ming dynasty) is suspected to be the actual author of the Taiqing Jin Si Qinghua Miwen Jinbao Neilian Dan (Three Scrolls), a key Daoist inner alchemy text traditionally...
The Li Puye 李朴野
Li Puye (Ming dynasty) is suspected to be the actual author of the Taiqing Jin Si Qinghua Miwen Jinbao Neilian Dan (Three Scrolls), a key Daoist inner alchemy text traditionally...
The Huang Zhongli 黄中理
Huang Zhongli, a Ming official from Shuangjing (modern Xiushui, Jiangxi), abandoned his post after suffering hemiplegia. Vowing to become a Daoist if healed by the immortal “Lady Jin Hua,” he...
The Huang Zhongli 黄中理
Huang Zhongli, a Ming official from Shuangjing (modern Xiushui, Jiangxi), abandoned his post after suffering hemiplegia. Vowing to become a Daoist if healed by the immortal “Lady Jin Hua,” he...
The Wang Yongning 王永宁
Wang Yongning, a Ming Daoist from Linzhang (Hebei), was ordained under imperial favorite Tao Zhongwen and resided at Chaotian Palace in Nanjing. During the Jiajing reign (1522–1666), he performed rain-making...
The Wang Yongning 王永宁
Wang Yongning, a Ming Daoist from Linzhang (Hebei), was ordained under imperial favorite Tao Zhongwen and resided at Chaotian Palace in Nanjing. During the Jiajing reign (1522–1666), he performed rain-making...
The Geng Yilan 耿义兰
Geng Yilan (Ming dynasty) became a Daoist in youth. During the Wanli era (1573–1620), he received imperial gifts of scriptures, ritual music scores, and a qin. After studying Shifang Jingyun...
The Geng Yilan 耿义兰
Geng Yilan (Ming dynasty) became a Daoist in youth. During the Wanli era (1573–1620), he received imperial gifts of scriptures, ritual music scores, and a qin. After studying Shifang Jingyun...