The Liu Kaiwu 柳开悟
Liu Kaiwu, “Wuran Zi,” a scholar-turned-Quanzhen master, studied under Ma Danyang and Qiu Changchun, taught in Yan-Ji, and was posthumously honored as a “Wuran Zhenren.”
The Liu Kaiwu 柳开悟
Liu Kaiwu, “Wuran Zi,” a scholar-turned-Quanzhen master, studied under Ma Danyang and Qiu Changchun, taught in Yan-Ji, and was posthumously honored as a “Wuran Zhenren.”
The Li Defang 李德方
Li Defang, “Da Miao,” a Jin-Yuan Daoist from Shanxi, became a grand master, founded Wuzhen Temple, and ranked first in a nationwide Daoist examination in 1237.
The Li Defang 李德方
Li Defang, “Da Miao,” a Jin-Yuan Daoist from Shanxi, became a grand master, founded Wuzhen Temple, and ranked first in a nationwide Daoist examination in 1237.
The Lei Datong 雷大通
Lei Datong, “Hongyang Zi,” a former scholar-official, joined Ma Danyang in 1175, later founded a hermitage on Yishan Mountain, and trained hundreds of Quanzhen disciples.
The Lei Datong 雷大通
Lei Datong, “Hongyang Zi,” a former scholar-official, joined Ma Danyang in 1175, later founded a hermitage on Yishan Mountain, and trained hundreds of Quanzhen disciples.
The Hou Shanyuan 侯善渊
Hou Shanyuan, “Tai Xuan Zi,” a Jin-dynasty Daoist from Lishan, authored influential commentaries on core Daoist scriptures, preserved in the Daozang.
The Hou Shanyuan 侯善渊
Hou Shanyuan, “Tai Xuan Zi,” a Jin-dynasty Daoist from Lishan, authored influential commentaries on core Daoist scriptures, preserved in the Daozang.
The Hao Datong 郝大通
Hao Datong, “Guangning Zhenren,” a noble-born Quanzhen master, founded the Huashan lineage, taught Yijing mysticism, and authored the Taigu Ji and Taiyi Tu.
The Hao Datong 郝大通
Hao Datong, “Guangning Zhenren,” a noble-born Quanzhen master, founded the Huashan lineage, taught Yijing mysticism, and authored the Taigu Ji and Taiyi Tu.
The Gao Shouyuan 高守元
Gao Shouyuan, “Heguang Sanren,” a Jin-dynasty scholar from Shanxi, authored the 20-volume Four Commentaries on the Chongxu Zhide Zhenjing.
The Gao Shouyuan 高守元
Gao Shouyuan, “Heguang Sanren,” a Jin-dynasty scholar from Shanxi, authored the 20-volume Four Commentaries on the Chongxu Zhide Zhenjing.