The name of the Taoist sect in the fantasy novel

Answer 1

The following are some names of Taoist sects that might appear in fantasy novels:
1. Zhengyi Sect: It was formed by the long-term evolution of the Taoist Master Sect and the gradual integration of Shangqing, Lingbao, and other sects. Its symbol was that the thirty-eighth generation Tianshi Zhang Yucai became the master of Zhengyi in the eighth year of Yuan Dade (1304) and was in charge of the Three Mountain Talisman. The Zhengyi Sect could also include Lingbao Sect, Jingming Sect, Qingyin Sect, Maoshan Sect, and other branches.
2. Quanzhen Sect: One of the mainstream Taoist sects, founded by Wang Chongyang in the seventh year of Jin Dading (1167). They advocated the unification of the three religions, which were divided into the South Sect and the North Sect. The Seven Truths of the North Sect formed seven divisions, such as Qiu Chuji's Longmen Sect, Liu Chuxuan's Suishan Sect, Tan Chuduan's Namo Sect, Ma Yu's Yuxian Sect, Hao Datong's Huashan Sect, Wang Chuyi's Yushan Sect, and Sun Bu 'er's Qingjing Sect.
3. Maoshan Sect: Another name for Shangqing Sect. It was called Maoshan Sect because it was located on Maoshan Mountain.
4. Lushan Sect: A primitive religion that originated from the old land of Fujian and Vietnam. It was formed after combining the Clarity Sect, Lingbao Sect, and other religious forms. It developed outward with Fujian as the center and worshipped Lushan Jiulang as the Dharma Master.
5. ** Louguan Sect (Yinxi Sect)**: One of the early Taoist sects, also known as the Wenshi Sect.
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7. Lingbao Sect: It had an important position in the development of Taoist sects and was later unified into Zhengyi Sect.
8. ** True Taoism (Taoism)**: Liu Deren of Cangzhou was founded in the early Jin Dynasty. He advocated Tao Te Ching and absorbed some Confucian and Buddhist thoughts. At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, he gradually declined and was unknown.
9. Taiyi Sect: Xiao Baozhen of Weizhou was founded in the early Jin Dynasty. He was a Taoist priest who had to become a monk. He was famous for imparting the "Taiyi Tri-Yuan Dharma" to the world. He was good at praying and using talismans to cure people. After passing it on to the Seventh Ancestor, he gradually merged with Zhengyi Sect.
10. Shaoyang Sect: The predecessor of Quanzhen Sect. They advocated dual cultivation of life and focused on cultivating Yin and Yang Qi.
11. [Zhengyang Sect: founded by Zhong Liquan.]
12. [Pure Yang Sect: A comprehensive cultivation system created by Lu Dongbin that includes inner alchemy, mantras, martial arts, and many other aspects.]
13. ** Sea-toad Sect **, founded by Liu Cao.
14. ** Sanfeng Sect **: founded by Zhang Sanfeng.
15. ** Zazu Sect **, founded by Sa Shoujian.
16. ** Ziyang Sect (Southern Sect of Golden Elixir Sect)**: It was passed down by Zhang Boduan's "Enlightenment of Truth". It was not originally a part of Quanzhen Taoism. At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, Chen Zhixu was passed down by Wang Chongyang and Zhang Boduan. Later, it was unified by Quanzhen Taoism and was opposite to the Northern Sect passed down by Wang Chongyang.
17. ** Five Willow Sect **: founded by Wu Chongxu and Liu Huayang.
18. ** Chongyang Sect **, founded by Wang Zhongfu (Wang Chongyang).
19. Golden Mountain Sect: founded by Sun Xuanqing.
20. ** Yama Faction **: founded by Yan Xiyan.
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