The Great Encyclopedia of Taoism

The Jin Yinglan 金应兰

The Jin Yinglan 金应兰

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Jin Yinglan (late Song–early Yuan), a Daoist of Longhu Mountain in Jiangxi, was in 1306 (Yuan Dade 10) granted the title “Chongdao Mingde Kuangyi Fashi” (Dharma Master of Profound Dao,...

The Jin Yinglan 金应兰

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Jin Yinglan (late Song–early Yuan), a Daoist of Longhu Mountain in Jiangxi, was in 1306 (Yuan Dade 10) granted the title “Chongdao Mingde Kuangyi Fashi” (Dharma Master of Profound Dao,...

The Zeng Weidao 曾唯道

The Zeng Weidao 曾唯道

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Zeng Weidao (late Song–early Yuan), a Daoist from Longhu Mountain in Jiangxi, originally served as Daoist Registrar (Daolu) of Xinzhou Circuit and Tidian (Overseer) of Wanshou Zhenqing Palace. In 1306...

The Zeng Weidao 曾唯道

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Zeng Weidao (late Song–early Yuan), a Daoist from Longhu Mountain in Jiangxi, originally served as Daoist Registrar (Daolu) of Xinzhou Circuit and Tidian (Overseer) of Wanshou Zhenqing Palace. In 1306...

The Cai Zhiyi 蔡志颐

The Cai Zhiyi 蔡志颐

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Cai Zhiyi (Jin–Yuan transition), of Weiyang (modern Yangzhou, Jiangsu), styled Sun’an, was a disciple of Li Daochun, a leading synthesizer of Quanzhen and Southern Lineage Daoism. 

The Cai Zhiyi 蔡志颐

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Cai Zhiyi (Jin–Yuan transition), of Weiyang (modern Yangzhou, Jiangsu), styled Sun’an, was a disciple of Li Daochun, a leading synthesizer of Quanzhen and Southern Lineage Daoism. 

The Wang Yuanheng 王元亨

The Wang Yuanheng 王元亨

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The “Beidi Ghost-Slaying Method” is a potent Daoist exorcistic rite invoking the Northern Emperor (Beidi) and his celestial army. Practitioners chant a 36-line, four-character incantation—synchronized with 36 teeth-clacks—calling upon deities...

The Wang Yuanheng 王元亨

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The “Beidi Ghost-Slaying Method” is a potent Daoist exorcistic rite invoking the Northern Emperor (Beidi) and his celestial army. Practitioners chant a 36-line, four-character incantation—synchronized with 36 teeth-clacks—calling upon deities...

The Xue Jizhao 薛季昭

The Xue Jizhao 薛季昭

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The “Beidi Ghost-Slaying Method” is a potent Daoist exorcistic rite invoking the Northern Emperor (Beidi) and his celestial army. Practitioners chant a 36-line, four-character incantation—synchronized with 36 teeth-clacks—calling upon deities...

The Xue Jizhao 薛季昭

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The “Beidi Ghost-Slaying Method” is a potent Daoist exorcistic rite invoking the Northern Emperor (Beidi) and his celestial army. Practitioners chant a 36-line, four-character incantation—synchronized with 36 teeth-clacks—calling upon deities...

The Zhang Sizhi 章似志

The Zhang Sizhi 章似志

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Zhang Sizhi (late Song–early Yuan), originally Daoist Registrar (Daolu) of Tanzhou Circuit and Abbot-Overseer of Yuelu Wanshou Palace, was appointed in 1302 (Yuan Dade 6) as “Mingsu Chongxu Tongmiao Fashi”...

The Zhang Sizhi 章似志

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Zhang Sizhi (late Song–early Yuan), originally Daoist Registrar (Daolu) of Tanzhou Circuit and Abbot-Overseer of Yuelu Wanshou Palace, was appointed in 1302 (Yuan Dade 6) as “Mingsu Chongxu Tongmiao Fashi”...