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The Seventy-two Auspicious Realms (view source)
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The Seventy-Two Blissful Realms ( 七十二福地 Qishi’er Fudi ) are located among the famous mountains on the earth, and governed by Perfect Men ( 真人 Zhenren ) by order of God. Within these realms, there are many places where Dao can be attained. According to Volume 27 of ''[[The Seven Slips of a Cloudy Satchel]]'' ( 雲笈七籤 Yunji Qiqian ), they include:
#Mt Difei,
#Mt Gaizhu,
#Mt Xianke,
#the Eastern Source of Immortals ( 東仙源 Dongxian Yuan ),
#the Western Source of Immortals ( 西仙源 Xixian Yuan ),
#Mt Nantian, Mt Yuliu,
#Mt Qingyu, Yumu Grotto (referred to in the Great Dictionary of Chinese Daoism ( 中華道教大辭典 Zhonghua Daojiao Da Cidian ) as Yushi Grotto),
#Danxia Grotto,
#Sovereign Mountain ( 君山 Junshan ),
#Daruo Rock,
#Jiao Source,
#Numinous Ruins ( 靈墟 Lingxu ),
#Wo Islet,
#Tianmu Ridge,
#Ruoye Stream,
#Mt Jinting,
#Mt Qingyuan,
#Mt An,
#Mt Maling,
#Mt Eyang,
#the Dongzhen Ruins,
#Qingyu Altar,
#Guangtian Altar,
#Dongling Source,
#Mt Donggong,
#Mt Tao,
#Sanhuang Well (mentioned in the Great Dictionary of Chinese Daoism as the Huang Well),
#Mt Lanke,
#Le Stream,
#Mt. Luohu,
#Mt Ling,
#Source of Springs ( 泉源 Quanyuan ),
#Mt Jinjing,
#Mt Gezao (mentioned in the ''Great Dictionary of Chinese Daoism as Mt Hezao''),
#Mt Shifeng,
#Mt Xiaoyao,
#Dongbai Source,
#Mt Bochi,
#Mt Lun,
#Maogong Altar,
#Mt Jilong,
#Mt Tongbai,
#Mt Pingdu,
#Mt Luluo,
#Mt Huxi,
#Mt Zhanglong,
#Mt Baofu,
#Mt Damian,
#Mt Yuanchen,
#Horse's Hoof Mountain ( 馬蹄山 Matishan ),
#Mt De,
#High Stream and Blue Water Mountain,
#Blue River,
#Jade Summit ( 玉峰 Yufeng ),
#Mt Tianzhu,
#Mt Shanggu,
#Zhanggong Grotto,
#Mt Sima Hui (mentioned in the ''Great Dictionary of Chinese Daoism as Mt Sima Mei''),
#Mt Changzai,
#Mt Zhongtiao,
#the Grotto of Lake Jiao and Yucheng,
#Mt Mianzhu,
#Lu River,
#Mt Gan,
#Mt Huang,
#Mt Jincheng,
#Cloudy Mountain,
#Mt Beiman,
#Mt Lu, and
#the Eastern Sea Mountain.
The Seventy-Two Blissful Realms ( 七十二福地 Qishi’er Fudi ) are located among the famous mountains on the earth, and governed by Perfect Men ( 真人 Zhenren ) by order of God. Within these realms, there are many places where Dao can be attained. According to Volume 27 of ''[[The Seven Slips of a Cloudy Satchel]]'' ( 雲笈七籤 Yunji Qiqian ), they include:
#Mt Difei,
#Mt Gaizhu,
#Mt Xianke,
#the Eastern Source of Immortals ( 東仙源 Dongxian Yuan ),
#the Western Source of Immortals ( 西仙源 Xixian Yuan ),
#Mt Nantian, Mt Yuliu,
#Mt Qingyu, Yumu Grotto (referred to in the Great Dictionary of Chinese Daoism ( 中華道教大辭典 Zhonghua Daojiao Da Cidian ) as Yushi Grotto),
#Danxia Grotto,
#Sovereign Mountain ( 君山 Junshan ),
#Daruo Rock,
#Jiao Source,
#Numinous Ruins ( 靈墟 Lingxu ),
#Wo Islet,
#Tianmu Ridge,
#Ruoye Stream,
#Mt Jinting,
#Mt Qingyuan,
#Mt An,
#Mt Maling,
#Mt Eyang,
#the Dongzhen Ruins,
#Qingyu Altar,
#Guangtian Altar,
#Dongling Source,
#Mt Donggong,
#Mt Tao,
#Sanhuang Well (mentioned in the Great Dictionary of Chinese Daoism as the Huang Well),
#Mt Lanke,
#Le Stream,
#Mt. Luohu,
#Mt Ling,
#Source of Springs ( 泉源 Quanyuan ),
#Mt Jinjing,
#Mt Gezao (mentioned in the ''Great Dictionary of Chinese Daoism as Mt Hezao''),
#Mt Shifeng,
#Mt Xiaoyao,
#Dongbai Source,
#Mt Bochi,
#Mt Lun,
#Maogong Altar,
#Mt Jilong,
#Mt Tongbai,
#Mt Pingdu,
#Mt Luluo,
#Mt Huxi,
#Mt Zhanglong,
#Mt Baofu,
#Mt Damian,
#Mt Yuanchen,
#Horse's Hoof Mountain ( 馬蹄山 Matishan ),
#Mt De,
#High Stream and Blue Water Mountain,
#Blue River,
#Jade Summit ( 玉峰 Yufeng ),
#Mt Tianzhu,
#Mt Shanggu,
#Zhanggong Grotto,
#Mt Sima Hui (mentioned in the ''Great Dictionary of Chinese Daoism as Mt Sima Mei''),
#Mt Changzai,
#Mt Zhongtiao,
#the Grotto of Lake Jiao and Yucheng,
#Mt Mianzhu,
#Lu River,
#Mt Gan,
#Mt Huang,
#Mt Jincheng,
#Cloudy Mountain,
#Mt Beiman,
#Mt Lu, and
#the Eastern Sea Mountain.
