The Great Encyclopedia of Taoism

The Rongyang 荣阳

The Rongyang 荣阳

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Rong Yang, "Ink Seller to Daoist," mastered healing breath in Sichuan, summoned by Emperor Huizong, and passed in Qingcheng's serene streams.

The Rongyang 荣阳

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Rong Yang, "Ink Seller to Daoist," mastered healing breath in Sichuan, summoned by Emperor Huizong, and passed in Qingcheng's serene streams.

The Chen Xiwei 陈希微

The Chen Xiwei 陈希微

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Chen Xiwei, once ill, healed by Daoist rite, became a recluse after loss, renamed "Subtle Origin," founded Baoyuan Abbey, and declined imperial summons.

The Chen Xiwei 陈希微

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Chen Xiwei, once ill, healed by Daoist rite, became a recluse after loss, renamed "Subtle Origin," founded Baoyuan Abbey, and declined imperial summons.

The Tang Yongming 汤用明 — Maoshan Disciple & Master of Zuowang Stillness

The Tang Yongming 汤用明 — Maoshan Disciple & Mast...

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Tang Yongming 汤用明, courtesy name Huizhi, was a Northern Song Daoist from Zhongling (Jiangxi) who studied under Master Liu on Maoshan, dedicated himself to inner refinement and zuowang (坐忘 —...

The Tang Yongming 汤用明 — Maoshan Disciple & Mast...

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Tang Yongming 汤用明, courtesy name Huizhi, was a Northern Song Daoist from Zhongling (Jiangxi) who studied under Master Liu on Maoshan, dedicated himself to inner refinement and zuowang (坐忘 —...

The Li Shaowei 李少微

The Li Shaowei 李少微

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Li Shaowei, "Cloud Mountain Perfected," from Fangzhou, received Qingwei Thunder Dao, mastered celestial rites, and became Five Thunder Court Director.

The Li Shaowei 李少微

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Li Shaowei, "Cloud Mountain Perfected," from Fangzhou, received Qingwei Thunder Dao, mastered celestial rites, and became Five Thunder Court Director.

The He Deshun 何德顺

The He Deshun 何德顺

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He Deshun, honored as "Master Who Reveres the Dao," held purple robes and gold fish bag, and served as abbot of Guangzhou's Tianqing Temple in the Yuanfeng era.

The He Deshun 何德顺

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He Deshun, honored as "Master Who Reveres the Dao," held purple robes and gold fish bag, and served as abbot of Guangzhou's Tianqing Temple in the Yuanfeng era.

The Jia Shanxiang 贾善翔

The Jia Shanxiang 贾善翔

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Jia Shanxiang, "Cherished Dragon," Daoist master and friend of Su Shi, authored key texts, taught at Taiqing Temple, and was honored as "Enlightened Truth."

The Jia Shanxiang 贾善翔

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Jia Shanxiang, "Cherished Dragon," Daoist master and friend of Su Shi, authored key texts, taught at Taiqing Temple, and was honored as "Enlightened Truth."