Qiu Chuji
Religious leader, founder of Dragon Gate Taoism
Born
1148
877 years ago
Died
July 23rd, 1227
798 years ago — 79 years old
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
China
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A prominent figure in Chinese spirituality, established the Dragon Gate sect of Taoism during the Song Dynasty. Made significant contributions to the philosophical and religious landscape of Taoism. Engaged in religious practices and teachings that emphasized harmony with nature and spiritual development. Traveled extensively in China, spreading Taoist teachings and gaining followers. His work influenced later generations of Taoist practitioners and scholars.
Founded the Dragon Gate sect of Taoism
Promoted spiritual teachings across China
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