- Gu
Taiqing (Chinese: 顧太清; pinyin: Gù
Tàiqīng; 1799 – c. 1877) was one of the top-ranked
women poets of the Qing Dynasty. She is
especially known for her...
- lit. 'The
Supreme Venerable Sovereign') is a high
Taoist god. He is the
Taiqing (太清, lit. the
Grand Pure One)
which is one of the
Three Pure Ones, the...
- in the mid-2nd
century BCE.
Another important early Taoist movement was
Taiqing (Great Clarity),
which was a
tradition of
external alchemy (weidan) that...
-
Peace (Taiping) 太平部:
Based on the
Taiping Jing
Great Purity (
Taiqing) 太清部:
Based on the
Taiqing Jing and
other alchemical texts Orthodox One (Zhengyi) 正一(正乙)部:...
- texts, this was
interpreted as
bingjie (兵解, "escape by execution"). The
Taiqing (太清,
Great Clarity)
school of Daoism,
which preceded the better-known Shangqing...
- 371),
According to the
Taiqing wanglao fuqi
koujue (太清王老服氣口訣, "The
Venerable Wang's
Instructions for
Absorbing Qi, a
Taiqing Scripture").
There were...
- cave)
Haiqiao Xiandun (海峤仙墩,
seaside cliffs)
Taiqing Suiyue (太清水月,
bright moon in
spring water of
Taiqing Palace)
Longtan Penyu (龙潭喷雨,
water flowing out...
- four
white Tibetan Buddhist pagodas built by Hong
Taiji in 1639.
Taoism Taiqing Palace (太清宫),
built in 1663
Pengying Palace (蓬瀛宫), the only
female Taoist...
-
Celestial One"), also
known as the "Grand Pure One" (Chinese: 太清; pinyin:
Tàiqīng) or the "Highest
Elder Lord" (太上老君,
Taishang Laojun). It is
believed that...
-
throne to Chen
Baxian 16
November 557 • Disestablished 16
November 557
Currency Chinese cash
coins (
Taiqing Fengle cash coins)
Today part of
China Vietnam...
