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The Daoist Encyclopedia

FYSK Daoist Culture Centre Database

621articles in English

■ Introduction

■ FYSK

■ Guide

■ Contact Us

■ Donation

■ FAQ

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Error creating thumbnail: Unable to save thumbnail to destination Ancient China Origin and Formation of Daoism Daoist Philosophy and Daoist Religion Daoist thought prior to Qin dynasty (pre-221 BC) Similarities and differences between religious and philosophical Daoism Daoism and the Immoratalists Immortals and Magicians The Magic and Immortality Tradition The Huang-Lao Tradition The Supreme Peace Tradition The Tradition of the Mighty Commonwealth of the Orthodox Oneness (The Five Pecks of Rice Tradition) The Master Yu Tradition The Li Tradition The Bo Tradition The Pristine Water Tradition

Error creating thumbnail: Unable to save thumbnail to destination Early Imperial China Daoism during the Wei, Jin, and Southern and Northern Dynasties (220-581) The Northern Celestial Masters Tradition The Southern Celestial Masters Tradition The Numinous Treasure Sect The Highest Clarity Sect The Lookout Tower Tradition Daoism during the Sui and Tang Dynasties (581-907) Methods for Ingesting Original Vital Breath During the Sui and Tang Dynasties The Twofold Mystery School

Error creating thumbnail: Unable to save thumbnail to destination Late Imperial China Daoism during the Song and Yuan Dynasties (960-1368) The Heavenly Heart Sect The Divine Heavent Sect The Pristine Subtlety Sect The Donghua Sect The Great Dao Doctrine The Supreme Oneness Doctrine The Complete Perfection Tradition The Dragon Gate Sect The Encountering Immortality Sect The Nanwu Sect The Pure Brightness Tradition The Doctrine of Mysteries Daoism during the Ming and Qing Dynasties (1368-1911) The Wudang Tradition The Azure Grotto Lineage The Middle Sect The Eastern Sect The Western Sect

Error creating thumbnail: Unable to save thumbnail to destination Modern Era Daoism during the Republican Era (1911-1949) Daoist Association of the Republic of China The General Daoist Association of the Republic of China Chen Yingning Yi Xinying Yue Chongdai Zhang Enpu

Error creating thumbnail: Unable to save thumbnail to destination Contemporary Era Daoism in Mainland China Taoist Association of China Chinese Local Daoist Associations Daoism in the Minority Regions Daoism among the Yao Ethnic Group Daoism among the Zhuang Ethnic Daoism among the Miao Ethnic Group Daoism among the Tujia Ethnic Group Daoism among the Gelao Ethnic Group Daoism among the Maonan minority Daoism among the Jing Ethnic Group Daoism among the Bai Ethnic Group Daoism among the Qiang Ethnic Group Daoism among the Naxi Ethnic Group Daoism in Hong Kong The Hong Kong Taoist Association Daoism Overseas Daoism in Singapore Daoism in Japan Daoism in Korea Daoism in other Southeast Asian countries Daoism in Europe and America