Quanzhen Sect, one of the mainstream Taoist schools of modern Taoism, inherited Laojun's legacy, Bingdonghua's teaching, and Chengzhonglu's mission, which was founded in Chongyang, the emperor of Fuji.

With the truth of the whole old village, bitter self-benefit people for the purpose [1]. The founding patriarch Wang Yao, the road number Chongyangzi, is a native of Xianyang, Shaanxi.

In his early years, he was the champion of the martial arts, entered the office, and then resigned and went into hiding. In the fourth year of Zhenglong (1159), he met immortals in Ganhe Town, and gave Jin Dan formulas to Han Zhongli and Lu Dongbin.

Then he lived in seclusion in Zhongnan Mountain and cultivated for three years. During the Dading period, he went out of the customs to Shandong to preach. Recruit seven disciples, including Ma Yu, Tan Chuduan, Liu Chuxuan, Qiu Chuji, Wang Chuyi, Hao Datong, Sun Buer, etc., known as the seven sons of Quanzhen.

Quanzhen Dao is the most successful in expounding the study of Inner Dan. During the decline of Taoism in the Ming and Qing dynasties, there was only one time in the Quanzhen Dragon Sect

"ZTE". The Quanzhen Sect has inherited the traditional Taoist thought in a comprehensive and profound way, and has reorganized the treasures of Taoist culture such as rituals, precepts, charms, and pills.

It laid the foundation for today's Quanzhen Tao and even the entire Taoism. The Ming and Qing dynasties spread throughout the country, and even in remote areas such as the northeast, southwest, and northwest.

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