The Chen Shizheng 陈师正
Chen Shizheng, “Datong Zi,” a former hunter-turned-Daoist, succeeded Liu Deren as Second Patriarch of the Zhen Dadao sect, known for divination and moral teaching.
The Chen Shizheng 陈师正
Chen Shizheng, “Datong Zi,” a former hunter-turned-Daoist, succeeded Liu Deren as Second Patriarch of the Zhen Dadao sect, known for divination and moral teaching.
The Bu Daojian 卜道坚
Bu Daojian, a 12th-century Daoist nun from Beijing, healed with Zhengyi talismans and served at Dongyue Temple for decades before passing peacefully at 74.
The Bu Daojian 卜道坚
Bu Daojian, a 12th-century Daoist nun from Beijing, healed with Zhengyi talismans and served at Dongyue Temple for decades before passing peacefully at 74.
The Duan Guangpu 段光普
Duan Guangpu, “Zhenyang Zi,” a reformed warrior-disciple of Ma Danyang, built a hermitage in Shanxi and authored the Mingyuan Ji before his death in 1190.
The Duan Guangpu 段光普
Duan Guangpu, “Zhenyang Zi,” a reformed warrior-disciple of Ma Danyang, built a hermitage in Shanxi and authored the Mingyuan Ji before his death in 1190.
The Sun Bu'er 孙不二
Sun Bu’er, wife of Ma Danyang, became a Quanzhen nun under Wang Chongyang, founded the Qingjing lineage, and authored foundational texts for female Daoist alchemy.
The Sun Bu'er 孙不二
Sun Bu’er, wife of Ma Danyang, became a Quanzhen nun under Wang Chongyang, founded the Qingjing lineage, and authored foundational texts for female Daoist alchemy.
The Chen Zhiming 陈知命
Chen Zhiming, “Chaozhen Zi,” a Quanzhen healer and abbot under Ma Danyang, served at the Zhongnan ancestral cloister and died peacefully at 81.
The Chen Zhiming 陈知命
Chen Zhiming, “Chaozhen Zi,” a Quanzhen healer and abbot under Ma Danyang, served at the Zhongnan ancestral cloister and died peacefully at 81.
The Wang Chongyang 王重阳
Wang Chongyang (1112–1170), founder of Quanzhen Daoism, fused Confucian, Buddhist, and Daoist teachings, trained the Seven Masters, and launched a spiritual revolution in 12th-century China.
The Wang Chongyang 王重阳
Wang Chongyang (1112–1170), founder of Quanzhen Daoism, fused Confucian, Buddhist, and Daoist teachings, trained the Seven Masters, and launched a spiritual revolution in 12th-century China.