The Wu Sheng 吴升
Wu Sheng, styled “Baoguang Zhen Shi,” was a late Yuan–early Ming Daoist who, drawn to the mystical path, studied under Huang Guyang on Nanchang’s Xishan Mountain and received the esoteric...
The Wu Sheng 吴升
Wu Sheng, styled “Baoguang Zhen Shi,” was a late Yuan–early Ming Daoist who, drawn to the mystical path, studied under Huang Guyang on Nanchang’s Xishan Mountain and received the esoteric...
The Dong Jichun 董漌醇
Dong Junchun (styled Huanchu Daoren), a late Yuan–early Ming Daoist, compiled the Collected Essential Sayings of Immortals in two volumes, drawing key teachings from seminal texts like the Xuangan Lun,...
The Dong Jichun 董漌醇
Dong Junchun (styled Huanchu Daoren), a late Yuan–early Ming Daoist, compiled the Collected Essential Sayings of Immortals in two volumes, drawing key teachings from seminal texts like the Xuangan Lun,...
The Zhong Li 仲励
Zhong Li, active during the Yuan–Ming transition (possibly Southern Song), identified himself as a “Disciple of the Three Caverns Scriptures.” He compiled the monumental Comprehensive Collection of Daoist Liturgical Codes...
The Zhong Li 仲励
Zhong Li, active during the Yuan–Ming transition (possibly Southern Song), identified himself as a “Disciple of the Three Caverns Scriptures.” He compiled the monumental Comprehensive Collection of Daoist Liturgical Codes...
The Deng Yu 邓羽
Deng Yu, a late Yuan–early Ming scholar from Nanhai (styled “Songshi Daoren”), served briefly as Magistrate of Qingyang before renouncing office to become a Daoist recluse at Wudang’s Nanyan Palace....
The Deng Yu 邓羽
Deng Yu, a late Yuan–early Ming scholar from Nanhai (styled “Songshi Daoren”), served briefly as Magistrate of Qingyang before renouncing office to become a Daoist recluse at Wudang’s Nanyan Palace....
The Pu Shanyuan 蒲善渊
Pu Shanyuan, a late Yuan–early Ming Daoist from Guanxi, was a disciple of Qiu Xuanqing in the Quanzhen lineage. Appointed Daoist Prefect of Junzhou in 1382, he later served as...
The Pu Shanyuan 蒲善渊
Pu Shanyuan, a late Yuan–early Ming Daoist from Guanxi, was a disciple of Qiu Xuanqing in the Quanzhen lineage. Appointed Daoist Prefect of Junzhou in 1382, he later served as...
The Qiu Xuanqing 丘玄清
Qiu Xuanqing (1327–1393), a Quanzhen Daoist from Fuping, Shaanxi, studied under Huang Dezhen and later joined Zhang Sanfeng at Wudang’s Five-Dragon Hermitage. Renowned for virtue, he was appointed Imperial Censor...
The Qiu Xuanqing 丘玄清
Qiu Xuanqing (1327–1393), a Quanzhen Daoist from Fuping, Shaanxi, studied under Huang Dezhen and later joined Zhang Sanfeng at Wudang’s Five-Dragon Hermitage. Renowned for virtue, he was appointed Imperial Censor...