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" History of Chinese Daoism / "
David C. Yu, translator.
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BL
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880940
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History of Chinese Daoism /\ David C. Yu, translator.
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Lanham, Md. :: University Press of America,, ©2000.
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1 volume :: illustrations ;; 24 cm
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0761818685
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: 9780761818687
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Chapter 1. Historical Conditions and Ancient Ideas Which Gave Rise to Daoism -- Section 1: Religion of Qin-Han Society and Its Theology of Heaven and Apocryphal Writings -- Section 2: Belief in Ghosts/Spirits, Mozi's Will of Heaven and On Ghosts, Synthesis between the theory of Five Phases and Worship of Ghosts/Spirits, Shrine Worship in Qin and Han Dynasties -- Section 3: Qin Dynasty's Idea on the Immortals, Thaumaturges during the Reign of the First Emperor of Qin, Emperor Han Wudi's Faith in Immortality Cult, the Secret Pillow-Book of the Garden of Great Pleasure, and the Biographies of Different Immortals -- Section 4: The Promotion of Yellow Emperor and Laozi in Society and the School of Yellow Emperor-Laozi; the Tenets of the Commentary on the Daode jing by the old Man at the River Banks -- Chapter 2. Early Daoist Texts and the Rise of Popular Daoist Sects -- Section 1: The Religious Characteristics of T'ianguanli baoyuan t'aip'ing jing and the History and Tenets of T'aip'ing qingling shu -- Section 2: Wei Baiyang, Author of Can-tong-qi; His Understanding of Alchemy and His Alchemical Contributions -- Section 3: The Founding and Spread of the Sect of Five-Bushel Rice; Basic Ideas of the Xianger Commentary on the Laozi -- Section 4: The Growth of the Great Peace Sect in the East, Yellow Turban Rebellion -- Chapter 3. The Dissension and Expansion of Daoism in the Wei (220-265) and Jin Dynasty (265-420) -- Section 1: The Dual Policy of the Ruling Class toward Daoism and Daoist Dissension; Spread of the Celestial Master Sect in the North; Failure of the Celestial Master's Wish to Restore Its Earlier Practices -- Section 2: The Continuous Spread of the Celestial Master Sect in Ba Shu Region; the Rebellious Movements of Chen Rui and Li Te; Fan Changsheng and His Relationships with the Cheng-Han Dynasty -- Section 3: The Spread of the Li Lineage Sect in the South; the Rebellious Groups Led by Leaders Named Li Hong in Various Places; the Growth and Development of Du Zigong Sect under Celestial Master Sect in the South; the Rebellions of Sun En and Lu Xun -- Section 4: Daoist Upward Movement in Wei and Jin Periods; Daoist Participation in the Intra-Party Political Struggles of the Feudal Ruling Class; Affiliation of the Aristocrats with the Celestial Master Sect; Daoist Recluses -- Section 5: Ge Hong's Systematic Review of the Ideas of Immortality in the Past, Significance of His Review, and the Transmissions of the Gold Elixir Sect -- Section 6: Rise of High Clarity Sect; Main Ideas of the Perfect Scripture of Great Grotto and the Book of Yellow Court -- Section 7: The Appearance and Multiplication of the Scriptures of Numinous Treasures and the Rise of Numinous Treasures Sect -- Chapter 4. Reform and Strengthening of Daoism in the Period of Political Disunion (386-581) -- Section 1: K'ou Qianzhi's Reform of the Sect of Celestial Master, Growth and Developments of Daoism in Northern Wei, Date of Scripture of Secret Accord and Its Basic Ideas -- Section 2: Daoism in Northern Qi, Daoist Expansion in Northern Zhou, and the Rise and Growth of Louguan Daoism -- Section 3: Anti-Buddhism in Northern Wei and Northern Zhou; Conflicts and Mutual Influences between Buddhism and Daoism in Northern Dynasties -- Section 4: Reform of the Celestial Master Sect under Lu Xiujing and His Contributions to the Growth of Luminous Treasures Daoism; Codification of the Manuals of Liturgy in Worship; Developments of Daoism in the Liu Song and Southern Dynasties -- Section 5: Gu Huan's On the Differences between Barbarians and the Chinese; the Conflicts and Eventual Reconciliation between Buddhism and Daoism in the Southern Dynasties -- Section 6: T'ao Hongjing's Contributions to Daoism, Growth of the High Clarity Sect into the Lineage of Mao Shan, Establishment of the Daoist Pantheon, and the Developments of Daoism in the Liang (507-557) and Chen (559-589) Dynasties -- Section 7: Production of a Large Number of Daoist Scriptures: Compilation of the Catalogs of the Daoist Scriptures, Classification of the Three Grottoes and the Four Supplements as the Basis for the Daoist Canon in Subsequent Times -- Section 8: The Rise of the Daoist Hermitages: Preliminary Stages of the Hermitage System and the Codification of the Daoist Rules and Injunctions.
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Taoism-- China-- History.
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Taoism.
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China.
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| Dewey Classification
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299/.514/09
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BL1910.H57 2000
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Yu, David C.
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