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Jin Shizong Dading seven years (1167), Wang Chongyang east to the eastern Shandong Province to preach. In Ninghai (present-day Muping, Shandong Province) preaching, he was the Song Huizong favored Taoist priest Lin Lingsu to make the loss of traditional Taoism, the creation of the Quanzhen religion. Against the backdrop of the national tragedy, Wang Chongyang raised the banner of Quanzhenism in order to retain traditional Chinese culture and preserve it in the religious and civil society. This is really a helpless move.

Wang Chongyang in Shandong in the process of missionary admission of many disciples, which in turn to Ma Yu (Danyangzi), Qiu Shiqi (Changchunzi), Tan Duan (long true son), Wang Chuyi (Yuyangzi), Hao Daitong (Guangningzi), Liu Duxuan (long son) and Ma Yu's wife, Sun Bueru (Qingjing Sanren) seven people for the first, known as the "northern seven true".

Wang Wang, a member of the "Seven Sons of the North", is also commonly referred to as the "Seven Sons of the whole truth".

After the death of Wang Chongyang, the seven sons of Quanzhen in the north of the widespread dissemination of Quanzhen religion, and each set up branches. That is: Ma Yu met the immortal faction, Qiu Qiqi Longmen faction, Tan Duan Nanwu faction, Liu Dixuan Suishan faction, Hao Datong Huashan faction, Wang Qiqi Beishan faction, Sun Buer Qingjing faction, which, again, Qiu Qiqi and his Longmen faction has the greatest impact.

Qiu Shiqi had an audience with Genghis Khan

Qiu Shiqi (1148-1227 A.D.), with the character Tongmi and the Taoist name Changchunzi, was the founder of the Dragon Sect of Taoism. In "The Shooting Eagles", Qiu Shiqi's martial arts skills are mediocre, but in history, Qiu Shiqi is quite famous, not because of his martial arts skills, but because he saved countless people in the Central Plains through his influence on the Mongol Yuan rulers.

During the alternating periods of Jin, Song and Yuan, Qiu, who was famous for his three arts of poetry, medicine and Taoism, was the object of solicitation from all sides. After successively refusing the call of the Jin and Song emperors, he traveled thousands of miles to the western region of Kunduz (in present-day Afghanistan) in 1220 to have an audience with Genghis Khan, the pride of the generation. What is the purpose of the trip of Qiu Zhenren? And look at a poem he gave to a friend before he left - "ten years of soldiers and fire, ten thousand people worry, ten thousand in no one two stay. Last year, fortunate to meet the edict of mercy, this spring must be together with the cold tour. Not quit Lingbei three thousand miles, still miss the Shandong two hundred states ......" Obviously, the Qiu Daochang not far away from thousands of miles, for the said is the people of the Central Plains from the massacre.

When the aged Genghis Khan to ask Qiu asked the art of longevity, Qiu did not encourage Genghis Khan to alchemize and seek immortality like the usual Taoist priests. Instead, he confessed, "There is the way of hygiene but no medicine for immortality."

A generation of pride is after all a generation of pride, although the heart of infinite disappointment, but Genghis Khan did not blame Qiu Shiqi, but instead, his frankness is extremely respect. During Qiu's stay, Genghis Khan provided him with very favorable living conditions. In the leisure time of military affairs, Genghis Khan also often asked Qiu for advice on how to maintain health.

Saving people's lives with the tiger seal

A year later, Qiu returned to China from North India. Although there was a lot of fighting at that time, Genghis Khan still sent 5,000 cavalry to escort him. To show his respect for Qiu, Genghis Khan gave Qiu a tiger seal (in imperial custom, this is the same as a king and a marquis), the number of the gods and immortals, and the title of Grand Master, allowing him to "take charge of all the monks in the world".

With the tiger seal, Qiu Qiqi master and disciples saved a large number of people in the Central Plains. By the time of Kublai's unification of China, Yin Zhiping, the disciple who succeeded Qiu Shiqi in taking charge of the Quanzhen Sect, had also saved many people's lives and properties by virtue of the seal of the tiger symbol left by Qiu Shiqi.

At a time of national tragedy, a new Taoist sect stepped forward to take on the work of surviving the cultural lineage and doing its best to protect the people, a contribution that can only be described as immense merit. In addition, it is believed that Qiu Shiqi's disciple Li Zhi Chang wrote the book "Changchun real people traveled to the West", which later provided material for Wu Chengen's "Journey to the West".