Introduction:
Chinese Taoism is broad, profound and has a long history. Maoshan Taoism belongs to the Shangqing Sect and is a branch of Taoism. The Shangqing sect regarded Wei Huayang as its ancestor. Speaking of Maoshan, we have to mention the Jinling of Juqu. It is recorded in the Maoshan Chronicle that Sanmao Zhenjun collected medicines and made elixirs in Juqu Mountain, cultivated his mind and nourished his nature, and often gave medicines to the people to save emergencies. Maoshan Ancestral Court is located in Jurong County in southern Jiangsu, bordering Jinling to the west and Taihu Lake to the east. The mountains are lush with trees, fragrant grasses and flowers bloom all year round. This mountain was originally called "Juqu Mountain" due to its zigzag shape and many connections. The peak has no cliffs and many caves, so it is also called Difeishan Mountain. Maoshan Cave is a natural place with deep scenery. It has been the first choice place for immortals in the past dynasties to live. Since the Western Jin Dynasty, Maoshan has been one of the centers of Taoist activities in Jiangdong and a holy land of Taoism in my country. The female Taoist priest Wei Hua lived here as a hermit and wrote the Huangting Sutra. Her disciples Xu Mi and Yang Xi compiled the Shangqing Sutra and founded the Maoshan Qing Sect, with Wei Huacun as their founder. Tao Hongjing, a famous Taoist priest in the Southern Dynasties, once practiced the Four Seasons in Maoshan...
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