Origin of Taoism Culture in Ba and Shu
The origin of the immortal culture in the Bashu region was related to the spread of local myths. Since ancient times, there had been many myths here, such as "Silkworm Cong Yu Fu founded the country","Du Yu descended from the sky","Wang Di became a cuckoo","Wu Ding opened the mountain" and so on. On one hand, this stemmed from the romantic nature of the ancestors of Bashu and their love of fantasy. On the other hand, it was because Bashu was an important birthplace of Taoism. From the perspective of the development of Taoist sects, during the Warring States Period, the Huang-Lao Taoism, which respected the Yellow Emperor and Laozi, rose. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Taiping Dao in Qingxu area and Wudou Rice Dao in Bashu area were developed. These two Taoist sects promoted the sprouting of immortal culture in Bashu area. Before Taoism came into being, there was a saying about immortals among the people of Bashu. The mountain range Min Mountain in the area was regarded as the ruins of Kunlun. There were also mythical records of the kings of Shu cultivating to become immortals, such as " The three kings of Shu, Cancong, Baiguan and Yufu, all attained immortality " and " In ancient times, the kings of Shu ruled the country for a long time and later became immortals ". All of this indicated that the Bashu region had a deep foundation of "Dao" culture before Zhang Daoling established his religion. As the ancestor of Taoism, Laozi went west to preach in Sichuan after he achieved success in Taoism. The effect of preaching in Chengdu was obvious. Qingyang Palace was the place where Laozi lived according to historical records. Later, it became the holy place where immortals gathered and Laozi preached. This also laid a certain foundation for the origin and development of Bashu Taoist culture. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
Taoism in Ba and Shu
The Taoism of Ba Shu had rich content and historical background. From the Taoist inscriptions, the Collection of Taoist Inscriptions in Bashu collected inscriptions related to Taoism from the Later Han Dynasty to the end of the Qing Dynasty and even a few of the Republic of China, which reflected the long-term inheritance and development of Taoism in Bashu. In terms of historical regime, the Chenghan regime was closely related to the Taoism of Bashu. Cheng Han was founded by Li Te, the leader of the Ba Di tribe, and his descendants. At that time, the leaders of the refugees, Li Te, Li Xiong, and their subordinates were mostly believers of the Celestial Master Sect. After Li Xiong proclaimed himself emperor, he worshiped Taoist leader Fan Changsheng as prime minister and respected him as "Fan Xian". He also added the title "Grand Master of Heaven and Earth" and handed over the power of governing the country to him. Cheng Han became the first regime in China history to use Taoism as the "national religion". He governed the country with the concept of "inaction", reducing taxes and reducing punishments. He was successful. The Taoist Master Sect also laid a solid foundation under Fan Changsheng's management. At that time, some temples began to be built. Until the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Taoism still had a wide influence in the Bashu region. From the perspective of regional culture, Taoism, which was borrowed by Zhang Daoling, promoted the spread of Taoism in Bashu area. The Bashu region was influenced by the witch culture and had the existence of the "Ghost Dao". Zhang Daoling used this as a reference to create Taoism. Although the geographical location of Bashu was relatively isolated, it also provided a good environment for the breeding and development of Taoism. Its isolation made it difficult for cultural transmission to be distorted. Moreover, Lao Tzu's idea of "people will not interact with each other until they die" was close to the atmosphere of Bashu. In addition, Li Bing's water control project created Dujiangyan, which made the agriculture of Bashu developed and laid the material foundation for the development of Taoism. In terms of Taoist architecture, Yuntai Temple was the second largest Taoist resort in Bashu area. In the second year of Kaixi of Southern Song Dynasty, Taoist Zhao Xiao 'an entered the mountain. Later, after the construction, reconstruction, expansion and cultivation of many dynasties, it became the second famous Taoist mountain in Sichuan and a famous temple in Sichuan in the 15th year of Guangxu of Qing Dynasty. There were many existing buildings, including bronze bells, bronze tripods and other objects from Wanli of Ming Dynasty. The scenery was beautiful. In the aspect of folk culture, Wenchang Ancestral Court Door God New Year Painting originated from the Door God Talisman of ancient Bashu Taoism, and the Talisman originated from the belief of the Door God in the belief of ghosts and immortals of the ancestors in Bashu area. From "hanging reed rope, snail" to "divine tea, Yu Lei", it evolved into human form, reflecting the influence of Taoism on folk culture. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
Zi Wei Dou Shu and Ba Zi are of the same origin
Zi Wei Dou Shu and Ba Zi were not from the same origin. Eight characters had a long history. It was mainly based on the four important information of a person's birth year, birth month, birthday, and birth time. Then, it was arranged and combined with the heavenly stems and earthly branches to infer fate. It was the result of the wisdom left behind by the ancestors. Its theory was deeply influenced by traditional ideology and culture. Ziwei Doushu originated in the Northern Song Dynasty. Compared to the eight characters, it was a combination of the Tang Dynasty's [Qintang Five Stars Technique] and [Eighteen Flying Stars]. It combined astronomy, astrology, and the Book of Changes to construct a detailed and precise system of fate. Therefore, the two had different origins and were not from the same origin. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
Taoism and Taoist culture
Taoism and Taoist culture had a deep historical background and rich content. ** 1. Origin and Formation ** 1. ** Source of Thought ** - The philosophy of Taoism originated from the Taoist school of thought in the pre-Qin period, especially the thoughts of Lao Tzu and Zhuang Zi. The concept of "Dao" in Taoism, as the origin and essence of all things in the universe, laid the theoretical foundation for Taoism. 2. ** The birth of a sect ** - At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Taoism was officially formed. The appearance of the Taiping Taoism and the Tianshi Taoism (Five Buckets of Rice Taoism), which were based on Huang Lao, was a sign of the birth of Taoism. - The Road of Peace was founded by Zhang Jiao, with the Yellow Heaven as the supreme god and Lao Tzu as the guiding ideology. He proposed the ideal of "achieving peace", and his main classic was the Taiping Sutra. Zhang Jiao had developed many disciples through his extensive activities of healing people with charms. He had organized them into 36 groups based on the units of "square". However, after the failure of the Yellow Turban Uprising launched by the Path of Peace, the organization disintegrated, and most of the believers integrated into the Five Buckets of Rice Path. - The Celestial Master Sect (Five Buckets of Rice Sect) was founded by Zhang Daoling. He respected the Taishang Laojun as his ancestor and worshipped the Tao Te Ching as a classic. Those who joined the sect had to pay five buckets of rice as a fee for fasting, hence the name. Zhang Daoling cultivated and comprehended Tao in Mount Heming in Sichuan and established this Dao. He divided the Taoist disciples into twenty-four rules and set up a wine sacrifice to lead one side. Its doctrine and program laid the foundation for the development of Taoism, and used talismans and other methods to cure people. ** 2. Development History ** 1. ** Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties ** - Taoism gradually formed many factions, such as Quanzhen Taoism and Righteous Taoism. - The Quanzhen Sect focused on internal cultivation, emphasizing the cultivation of one's mind and morality, while the Zhengyi Sect focused on talismans and fasting, with the main purpose of praying for blessings and eliminating disasters. - Quan Zhen Sect was founded by Wang Chongyang and his seven disciples (Northern Seventh Truth) formed their own sects. At the turn of the Jin and Yuan Dynasties, especially during Qiu Chuji's time, Quanzhen Sect reached its peak. Qiu Ying was summoned by Genghis Khan to persuade him to refrain from killing. He was honored as "Immortal Qiu" and was in charge of all monks in the world. After the unification of the Yuan Dynasty, the Quanzhen Sect spread to the south and merged with the Southern Sect of the Jiangnan Golden Elixir Sect. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Quanzhen Sect split into many small sects. In the early years of the Qing Dynasty, Wang Changyue, the grandmaster of the Quanzhen Sect's Longmen Sect, revived Taoism. - The Righteous Sect originated from the Heavenly Master Sect at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. After the reform of the Northern and Southern Dynasties, it formed the Northern and Southern Heavenly Master Sect. During the Song and Yuan Dynasties, he was respected and favored. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Zhu Yuanzhang, the founder of the Ming Dynasty, bestowed the forty-second generation of Heavenly Master Zhengyi with the title of "True Man" and let him take charge of Taoism in the country for generations. Zhengyi Taoist priests could not become monks, live in temples, and were allowed to have wives. Their diet was not very strict. 2. ** Sui, Tang, Northern Song Dynasty ** - During this period, Taoism received great support from the royal family, and the emperor worshipped Taoism. Taoism had made important achievements in the fields of medicine, science, literature, and art. However, in terms of the development of Taoist theory, although it formed the combination of Taoist mind theory, heavy philosophy and politics in the Tang Dynasty, it was generally inferior to Buddhism in terms of the depth of theoretical achievements. 3. ** Southern Song, Jin and Yuan Dynasties ** - With the emergence of a new sect in Taoism, the doctrines and mantras changed, and finally, the two major sects of Quanzhen and Zhengyi were formed. 4. ** Ming and Qing Dynasties ** - Taoism declined as the traditional China society entered its later stage. However, the Taoist concept was compatible with the popular preaching of Confucianism and Buddhism, and a large number of popular literature works appeared. 5. ** After the founding of New China ** - In April 1957, the China Taoist Association was established to realize the great unity of Taoists in the country. ** 3. Main rituals and Taoist techniques ** 1. ** Ceremony ** - It mainly included fasting, altar rituals, and so on. 2. ** Dao Technique ** - This included the External Elixir, Inner Elixir, and Talismans. Fasting was of great significance in Taoist rituals. ** 4. Connection and influence with other aspects ** 1. ** Technology and culture ** - Gunpowder first appeared in the alchemy of Taoism, and was later developed by the King of Medicine Sun Simiao. The art of printing was enlightened by the early Taoist engraving printing, and Chinese medicine was closely related to the development of Taoism. 2. ** In terms of social impact ** - In ancient times, the development of Taoism was limited. On the one hand, Taoism involved a variety of content and had high requirements for entry. On the other hand, Taoism had a tradition of entering society and resisting, such as the Yellow Turban Uprising led by Zhang Jiao at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. However, during the Anti-Japanese War, Taoism actively participated, and many Taoist priests went down the mountain to resist the Japanese. Taoism and Taoist culture ran through China history, with different developments, influences, and characteristics in different periods. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
The Origin and Development of Taoism
The origin of Taoism could be traced back to the folk beliefs and myths of ancient China. These combined with Taoist philosophy and thought formed the basic ideas and beliefs of Taoism. The inheritance of its knowledge system mainly originated from the following aspects: ancient religion and folk witchcraft. The ancient ancestors had the idea that all things had spirits and the soul was immortal, resulting in the worship of nature and ghosts and gods. During the Shang Dynasty, they developed to believe in the Emperor of Heaven and the mandate of heaven. There were witches who communicated with ghosts and gods. In the Zhou Dynasty, the worship of ghosts and gods further developed into three systems. From the Warring States Period to the Qin and Han Dynasties, there were people who studied immortals. During the Warring States Period, the belief in immortals was widespread. Many emperors sent alchemists to seek immortals and immortal medicine. The philosophy of Laozi and Zhuangzi in the pre-Qin period and the Taoism of the Qin and Han Dynasties were reflected in works such as Zhuangzi's Free and Unfettered Travel, Confucianism and the thoughts of Yin and Yang and the Five Elements, as well as ancient China medicine and sports and hygiene knowledge. In the early years of the Western Han Dynasty, the Huang-Lao doctrine formed by respecting the Yellow Emperor and Laozi laid the foundation for the development of Taoism. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, when the government was in chaos and the people were suffering, Zhang Daoling established the Five Buckets of Rice Path (also known as the Zhengyi Alliance Wei Path) in Heming Mountain of Shu Prefecture. This was the beginning of the shaping of Taoism. At the same time, Zhang Jiao established the Path of Peace, but it was not passed down because of the suppression of the rebellion. The development of Taoism could be roughly divided into three stages: Ancient Taoism (from the Qin and Han Dynasties to the Sui and Tang Dynasties) pursued immortality and immortality as its main goal, focusing on the research and practice of alchemy and health preservation. The Middle Ages Taoism (Song, Yuan, Ming, Qing Dynasties) focused on internal cultivation and external refinement. It emphasized the cultivation of the mind and external alchemy in order to achieve the realm of body and mind. Modern Taoism (after the founding of the People's Republic of China), on the basis of inheriting tradition, actively adapted to the needs of social change and cultural development, and explored a path that was compatible with the socialistic society. The main schools of Taoism were Quanzhen Taoism and Zhengyi Taoism. The Quanzhen Sect focused on internal cultivation, emphasizing personal cultivation and moral practice. They advocated achieving immortality through cultivation, focusing on the idea of purity, returning to nature, and emphasizing the harmony between man and nature and social ethics. The Zhengyi Sect focused on external cultivation, emphasizing rituals such as talismans, fasting, and praying for blessings. They advocated exorcism, blessing, and longevity through external rituals. They emphasized the idea of prayer, blessing, and peace, emphasizing communication and communication with the gods. There were also differences in religious etiquette, clothing, music, and other aspects between the two. There were also differences in geographical distribution and holy lands. In the process of development, the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties was the period of development of Taoism, the Sui, Tang, Five Dynasties and Northern Song were the prosperous period, the Southern Song, Jin, Yuan were the period of division, and the Ming Dynasty was the period of secularism. This development was related to the royal family's recognition of it. A sect that kept up with the times could keep up with the pace of society, but if it did not keep up with the times, it might be eliminated by the royal family and go downhill. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
The Origin and Development of Taoism
Taoism originated from ancient religion and folk witchcraft. The ancient people's concept of all things having spirits produced the worship of nature and ghosts and gods. In the Shang Dynasty, it developed into a belief in the Emperor of Heaven and the mandate of heaven. When something happened, Wuzu would ask the Emperor of Heaven for an answer through divination. Wuzu was a religious professional who specialized in communicating with ghosts and gods and humans. In the Zhou Dynasty, the worship of ghosts and gods developed further, forming three systems: Heavenly God, Human Ghost, and Houtu. From the Warring States Period to the Qin and Han Dynasties, legends of immortals and alchemists rose. Many monarchs sent people to seek immortals and immortal medicine. At the same time, the philosophy of Lao Tzu and Zhuang Tzu in the Qin and Han Dynasties, the theory of Confucianism and the five elements of Yin and Yang, ancient medicine, sports and hygiene laid the foundation for the establishment of Taoism. In the early Western Han Dynasty, the theory of Huang Lao was formed. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, when the government was in chaos, Zhang Daoling established the Five Buckets of Rice Path (also known as the Zhengyi Alliance Wei Path) in Heming Mountain of Shu Prefecture (now Dayi County, Sichuan Province). This was the beginning of the shaping of Taoism. At the same time, Zhang Jiao established the Road of Peace (Yellow Turban Army), but the Road of Peace was suppressed due to rebellion and was not passed down. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, Taiping Jing, Zhouyi Can Tong Qi, and Lao Zi Xiang Er Zhu were the symbols of the formation of Taoist beliefs and theories. Generally speaking, the Eastern Han Dynasty was the beginning of Taoism. Taoism officially had a physical activity at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty when the Taiping Road and the Five Buckets of Rice Road appeared. In the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the religious form gradually became complete and popular, and many factions were divided. Laodan was regarded as the ancestor of the religion, and the Taishang Laojun was honored. The Tao Te Ching, Zhengyi, and Taiping Dongjing were the main classics. The Three Pure Ones were regarded as the highest gods, who wanted people to break away from reality and become immortals through alchemy. The development of Taoism can be roughly divided into three stages: ancient Taoism, medieval Taoism, and modern Taoism. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
The influence of Taoism on world culture
I recommend " Fantasy: From Naruto to Transcendence." Author: Si Woniu, Light Fiction-Derivative Doujinshi. Wooden Leaf Village was destroyed by Swirl's descendants. Flying Ape Sun Slash and Shimura Teanzang did not expect this to happen. " Sprite Trainer Never Begins With Martial Virtue ", a novel by Otaku Aran V, The Heavens Are Infinite. The male protagonist, Su Lan, was 17 years old. He was a sunny boy and was the "sixth brother". The main characters, the wind goblin and the kami turtle, were super interesting. The story was humorous, and plots like " I'm a wind goblin, so it's reasonable for me to beat up Cang Xiang, right?" were super funny. " Pursuing the Dao, Three Thousand Realms " was a novel created by Ying Jingfeng. The male protagonist, Tai Xuan, used martial arts to travel through the world. Although there were minor problems with his writing and details, his logic was good. It was a pity that it was a eunuch, but Wuxia infinite style lovers could watch it. " Original Spirit of Martial Arts: From the White Ape to the Great Sage " was a fantasy novel written by Ah Hong. The main character, Han Dong, transmigrated to the martial arts academy at the border of the Great Chu Empire. There were various martial arts systems, and there was also an interesting plot of Han Dong and the white ape's primordial spirit growing up. " From a full-time hunter to a supreme will ", a light novel written by Lao Guo Mantou, a derivative doujinshi novel. The main character, Ryo, has transmigrated to the world of a full-time hunter. It's very interesting to develop telekinesis with the help of AI. It's written very well in hunter doujinshi, recommended. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
About the history and culture of Chinese Taoism
The history of Taoism in China can be traced back to the 6th century B.C., even before the emergence of Buddhism. Taoism was a religion in China that advocated immortality and immortality through cultivation. The formation and development of Taoism was closely related to ancient Chinese philosophy, culture and Taoism. Laozi, the founder of Taoism, was a famous philosopher and philosopher in ancient China. He advocated "governing by doing nothing", that is, not to interfere too much with the operation of society and let the laws of nature play its role. Lao Tzu's representative work, Tao Te Ching, was one of the classics of ancient Chinese philosophy and had a profound influence on Chinese culture and thought. The culture of Taoism was very rich, including religious rituals, cultivation methods, moral concepts, and so on. Cultivation was a very important part of Taoism. The methods of cultivation included meditation, breathing in and out, alchemy, and so on. In Taoism, the concept of morality was also very important, including the concept of "Dao", the definition of "De", the idea of "governing by inaction", and so on. Chinese Taoism had a rich historical and cultural background, which had a profound influence on the development of Chinese culture and thought.
What is the Taoism origin story?
The origin of Taoism can be traced back to ancient China. It was influenced by the thoughts and practices of sages like Laozi. Laozi is considered a key figure. He wrote the 'Tao Te Ching', which is a fundamental text in Taoism. It contains profound ideas about the Tao (the Way), harmony with nature, and simplicity. Taoism also incorporated elements of pre - existing Chinese folk beliefs and philosophical concepts.
History of the Origin and Development of Taoism
The origin and development of Taoism was a long process, and it could not be achieved overnight. ** 1. Basic Knowledge of Origin ** 1. ** Ancient religion and folk witchcraft ** - The ancient people's concept of all things having spirits gave rise to the worship of nature. They believed that the soul of a person would not die after death, and then there was the worship of ghosts and gods. In the Shang Dynasty, the worship of nature developed into the belief in the Heavenly Emperor and the mandate of heaven. There were witches who sought answers from the Heavenly Emperor through divination. The witches used songs and dances to subdue the gods and used talismans to exorcise ghosts. The gods used words to please the gods. In the Zhou Dynasty, the worship of ghosts and gods developed into three systems: the heavenly god, the human ghost, and the earth god. 2. ** Legends of Immortals and Alchemists from the Warring States Period to the Qin and Han Dynasties ** - In ancient primitive society, there were people who learned to be immortals. During the Warring States Period, the belief in immortals was widespread. King Wei of Qi, King Xuan of Qi, King Zhao of Yan, Qin Shihuang, and Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty had all sent alchemists to the sea to seek immortals and immortal medicine. People like Song Wuji and Zheng Boqiao were all famous alchemists. 3. ** Pre-Qin Laozi and Zhuangzi's philosophy and Qin and Han Daoism ** - Zhuangzi's Xiaoyao You, some chapters in Liezi, and Qu Yuan's Lisao all provided the source of thought for the Taoist knowledge system. 4. ** Confucianism, Yin-Yang and Five Elements Thoughts, Ancient Medicine, Sports and Health Knowledge ** - Confucianism, the thoughts of Yin and Yang, and the five elements, as well as the medical methods commonly used by the ancient sects (ancient medicine was related to sports and hygiene knowledge), also constituted the foundation of the knowledge of Taoism. 5. ** The foundation of Huang Lao's theory ** - In the early years of the Western Han Dynasty, the Huang-Lao doctrine, which was formed by respecting the Yellow Emperor and Laozi, was mainly based on Taoism and adopted the views of other schools of thought. It was used for the recuperation of the country and the people, which also laid a certain foundation for the establishment of Taoism. ** 2. Creation process ** At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the government was in chaos and wars were frequent. Zhang Daoling's father loved the art of immortals. Zhang Daoling himself traveled to visit Taoism. He first built a house to refine pills in Yunjin Mountain in Jiangxi Province, and then moved to Heming Mountain in Sichuan Province. During the reign of Emperor Shun of the Eastern Han Dynasty (126 - 144), Zhang Daoling established the Five Buckets of Rice Path in Heming Mountain of Shu Prefecture (now Dayi County, Sichuan Province), also known as the Zhengyi League Wei Path. This was the beginning of the shaping of Taoism. At the same time, the Road of Peace, which Zhang Jiao had founded, was suppressed due to the rebellion and lost its legacy. The relationship between Taoism and Laozi only began when Zhang Lu asked his subordinates to recite 5,000 words of Laozi. In the Han Dynasty, Huang and Lao were called together. The Yellow Emperor did not have any works, so he was under Laozi's name. The first official classic to develop Taoism was the Taiping Jing, which was completed in the Eastern Han Dynasty. The Eastern Han Dynasty could be regarded as the initial period of Taoism. The main classics were Tao Te Ching (namely Laozi), Zhengyi Jing, and Taiping Dongjing. ** 3. Development History ** 1. ** Late Han, Wei and Jin Dynasties ** - It was an important period for the development of Taoism. In the Jin Dynasty, Ge Hong's Baopuzi had an important position in the Taoist system. Ge Hong himself was also regarded as an important figure in Taoism. 2. ** During the Northern and Southern Dynasties ** - Taoism flourished because it was recognized by the ruling class. 3. ** Tang and Song Dynasties ** - Due to the respect of the royal family, the temples flourished, and the number of believers increased. The development of Taoism reached its peak. 4. ** In terms of sect development ** - In the Eastern Han Dynasty, there were the Taiping Road and the Five Buckets of Rice Road. The Five Buckets of Rice Road later developed into the Tianshi Road and the Zhengyi Road. During the Northern and Southern Dynasties of the Jin Dynasty, there were many sects such as the Southern Heavenly Master Sect, the Northern Heavenly Master Sect, the Louguan Sect, the Qing Sect, and the Lingbao Sect. After Tao Hongjing, the Yi Sect was called Maoshan Sect and became the mainstream of Taoism after the Sui and Tang Dynasties. After the Northern Song Dynasty, Shangqing of Maoshan, Lingbao of Gezao, and Heavenly Master Longhu formed the Three Mountains Talisman Sect, which was respected. During the Song Dynasty, the Zhen Da Sect, the Tai Yi Sect, and the Quan Zhen Sect appeared in the north. In the south, the Shenxiao Sect, the Qingwei Sect, and the Jindan Sect were formed. In the Yuan Dynasty, the Southern Talisman Sect was merged into the Zhengyi Sect, the Jindan Sect's Southern Sect was merged into the Quanzhen Sect, and the Quanzhen Sect was divided into the Northern and Southern Sects. After that, the Northern Sect's Seven Truths formed seven divisions. After the Yuan Dynasty, the main sects of Taoism were Quanzhen and Zhengyi. Zhengyi was mainly spread in Jiangxi, Jiangsu and other places. Quanzhen required people to be vegetarian, become monks and live in Taoist temples. Zhengyi did not have these regulations. 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