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Who was the Grandmaster of Taoism?

The Grandmaster of Taoism was Zhang Daoling.

Zhang Daoling, word Fu Han, formerly known as Ling, the founder of Zhengyimeng Wei Dao, Feng County, Eastern Han Dynasty. Tai Shang Laojun "granted three days of righteousness, ordered as a celestial teacher", later honored as "Lao Zu Tianshi", "Zhengyi Zhenzheng", "three days of Fuciao Da Fa Shi ", Gao Ming God, Zhang Tian Shi.

Writings "Laozi want to Er Note", there are more than 3,000 disciples, the establishment of 24 rule, the foundation of Tianshi Dao. Zhang Daoling, Ge Xuan, Xu Xun, and Sa Shou Jian are collectively known as the Four Great Heavenly Masters.

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< p>Foundation of the sect:

Zheng Yi Dao is a religious organization founded by Zhang Daoling and passed down from generation to generation by his children and grandchildren, with Lao Zi as the master of the sect, as the highest faith, and the talisman and jiao-festival as the means of propagation, and with the pursuit of immortality and immortality as the highest realm. Since Zhang Daoling began his alchemy and monastic practice on Longhu Mountain, it can be called the first mountain of Taoism in China. Zhang Daoling was the founder of Zheng Yi Dao, and he was the Ancestral Heavenly Master, also known as the First Heavenly Master.

From the Eastern Han Dynasty, when Zhang Daoling formally founded the Zheng Yi sect, Tian Shi Dao has had a history of nearly 2,000 years in China. In the process of its own inheritance and development, Zhengyi Dao has continued to draw on the essence of traditional Chinese culture, and is one of the main ideological pillars of traditional Chinese culture.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Zhang Daoling

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