Jie Ni(桀溧): The Farmer Who Said No to Confucius...
Jie Ni was a hermit-recluse of the Spring and Autumn period whose encounter with Confucius, recorded in the Analects, produced one of the earliest articulations of the Daoist ideal of...
Jie Ni(桀溧): The Farmer Who Said No to Confucius...
Jie Ni was a hermit-recluse of the Spring and Autumn period whose encounter with Confucius, recorded in the Analects, produced one of the earliest articulations of the Daoist ideal of...
Wei Mou: The Daoist Prince and Thinker of Ancie...
Wei Mou (魏牟), a Warring States Daoist prince, synthesized Daoist metaphysics with the School of Names logical inquiries.
Wei Mou: The Daoist Prince and Thinker of Ancie...
Wei Mou (魏牟), a Warring States Daoist prince, synthesized Daoist metaphysics with the School of Names logical inquiries.
Shu Guang: The Daoist Grand Tutor of Han Dynast...
Yang Shu Guang (疏广), Western Han Grand Tutor, embodied Daoist wisdom by retiring at his peak and distributing wealth.
Shu Guang: The Daoist Grand Tutor of Han Dynast...
Yang Shu Guang (疏广), Western Han Grand Tutor, embodied Daoist wisdom by retiring at his peak and distributing wealth.
Yan Yuan (Yan Hui): The Beloved Disciple of Con...
Yan Yuan (颜渊), Confucius's favorite disciple, bridges Confucian virtue and Daoist emptiness through fasting of the mind.
Yan Yuan (Yan Hui): The Beloved Disciple of Con...
Yan Yuan (颜渊), Confucius's favorite disciple, bridges Confucian virtue and Daoist emptiness through fasting of the mind.
Huan Yuan: The Daoist Philosopher of the Jixia ...
Huan Yuan (环渊), a Warring States Daoist at the Jixia Academy, wrote chapters transmitting Huang-Lao Daoist teachings.
Huan Yuan: The Daoist Philosopher of the Jixia ...
Huan Yuan (环渊), a Warring States Daoist at the Jixia Academy, wrote chapters transmitting Huang-Lao Daoist teachings.
Huang Guan: Yellow Crown Taoist Priest Honorifi...
Huang Guan (Yellow Crown) is a Tang‑era poetic honorific for Taoist priests, derived from yellow headwear. Documented in Xin Tang Shu (Li Bo as “Huang Guan Zi”) and Bai Juyi’s...
Huang Guan: Yellow Crown Taoist Priest Honorifi...
Huang Guan (Yellow Crown) is a Tang‑era poetic honorific for Taoist priests, derived from yellow headwear. Documented in Xin Tang Shu (Li Bo as “Huang Guan Zi”) and Bai Juyi’s...