The Zheng Guanguo 郑观国
Zheng Guanguo, “Master Yuanding,” received secret alchemy young — judged fate with uncanny grace, vanished in Shaoxing, enshrined by grateful townsfolk.
The Zheng Guanguo 郑观国
Zheng Guanguo, “Master Yuanding,” received secret alchemy young — judged fate with uncanny grace, vanished in Shaoxing, enshrined by grateful townsfolk.
Zhai Ruwen 翟汝文 — Compiler of the 玉堂大法 Jade Hall...
Zhai Ruwen 翟汝文 was a Southern Song Taoist of Maoshan who compiled the thirty-volume Xuanyuan Three-Heaven Jade Hall Great Law, a landmark text of Song-era Thunder Rites.
Zhai Ruwen 翟汝文 — Compiler of the 玉堂大法 Jade Hall...
Zhai Ruwen 翟汝文 was a Southern Song Taoist of Maoshan who compiled the thirty-volume Xuanyuan Three-Heaven Jade Hall Great Law, a landmark text of Song-era Thunder Rites.
The Zhou Xia 周霞
Zhou Xia and wife sought immortality in Youguo’s peaks — lost the elixir in storm, chose fire over failure, ascended as one in sacred blaze.
The Zhou Xia 周霞
Zhou Xia and wife sought immortality in Youguo’s peaks — lost the elixir in storm, chose fire over failure, ascended as one in sacred blaze.
Luo Yan 罗晏 — The Barefoot Sage 赤脚罗 Honored by E...
Luo Yan 罗晏, known as Luo Chijiao the Barefoot, was a Song Dynasty Taoist from Sichuan who learned immortal arts in the mountains and was honored by Emperor Huizong with...
Luo Yan 罗晏 — The Barefoot Sage 赤脚罗 Honored by E...
Luo Yan 罗晏, known as Luo Chijiao the Barefoot, was a Song Dynasty Taoist from Sichuan who learned immortal arts in the mountains and was honored by Emperor Huizong with...
The Li Jue 李珏
Li Jue, “Grand Void,” mastered golden elixir in Wuyi’s caves — renamed Lou Zhen, passed flame to Zhang Ziqiong, vanished into Qingcheng mist.
The Li Jue 李珏
Li Jue, “Grand Void,” mastered golden elixir in Wuyi’s caves — renamed Lou Zhen, passed flame to Zhang Ziqiong, vanished into Qingcheng mist.
Li Baochun 李保纯 — Scholar-Priest of Longhu Mount...
Li Baochun 李保纯 was a Southern Song Taoist priest of Longhu Mountain, skilled in poetry and calligraphy, who succeeded his teacher Lü Weiyi as Daozheng administrative official.
Li Baochun 李保纯 — Scholar-Priest of Longhu Mount...
Li Baochun 李保纯 was a Southern Song Taoist priest of Longhu Mountain, skilled in poetry and calligraphy, who succeeded his teacher Lü Weiyi as Daozheng administrative official.