What works does Tao Hongjing have?

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The True Letters Patent is an important classic of Taoist Shangqing School, written by Tao Hongjing, a Taoist in the Southern Dynasties. Today, there are 20 volumes of true letters patent collected by Taoism.

The book True Letters Patent is an important classic of Taoist Shangqing School. Many classics, a large number of Taoist figures and alchemy involved in the book are important historical materials for studying Taoism.

2. "True God Career Map"

During the Southern Liang Dynasty, Tao Hongjing, a Taoist theorist, wrote Taoist works. This book is a systematic Taoist spectrum, which divides immortals into seven grades, with the first grade being the highest.

Each level has a middle position, a left position and a right position, and is presided over by a fairy. There are different numbers of immortals at different levels, including emperors, generals or sages in history, Taoist leaders, mythical figures and so on.

3. The Story of Deng Yin Zhen

Deng Ji, by Hong Jing. It is a collection of all the authentic recipes and various health preserving techniques in Taoist books in the past, with a total of three volumes. The first volume discusses the truth, the treasure chapter and the nine palaces in the head;

There are thirty-seven methods of worshipping and living, six methods of punishing evil, trying to prevent evil spirits, nine methods of serving the royal family, calling for breath, storing smoke and clouds, and three methods of teaching and recruiting.

The second volume describes the methods of Huang Tingjing and the methods of self-cultivation, prolonging life but not getting old, treating diseases and creating ghosts. Such a secret of becoming immortal belongs to an earlier comprehensive book on Taoism.

4. Notes on Herbal Classics

Notes on Classic of Materia Medica, an ancient pharmaceutical work. * * * Seven volumes. It was compiled by Tao Hongjing in the Northern and Southern Dynasties (about 480-498 AD).

Tao Hongjing thought the classics were too messy, so he tidied them up and took notes. Another 365 kinds of drugs were selected from the famous doctors' records, and were edited by this classic. The contents of this classic and this classic were written in red and black respectively, and they were named "Notes on Materia Medica Classics".

The original book of this book has been lost, and now only the remains of Dunhuang stone chambers are left. But the main contents of the original book can also be found in Zheng Ben Cao and Compendium of Materia Medica.

5. The Record of Nourishing and Prolonging Life

The Record of Nourishing Life and Prolonging Life is a work written by Tao Hongjing, with the main purpose of "selecting the essence, simplifying the complexity, and gathering topics with the same kind" and the purpose of "subsidizing the destiny and relying on it to help the ear".

This book is a compilation of guiding health preservation theories and methods from Yanhuang to Wei and Jin Dynasties. It is divided into two volumes and six articles: teaching precepts, eating precepts, miscellaneous precepts, avoiding harm and praying, taking qi to treat diseases, guiding massage, and controlling women's profits and losses.

Among them, "Teaching Commandments" talks about the theory and necessity of health preservation. "Food Commandments" talks about food precautions; Miscellaneous Commandments, Avoiding Harm and Blessing are about matters needing attention in daily life.

"Treating the disease with qi" stresses qi; "Guided massage" is about guided massage techniques; The gains and losses of ladies-in-waiting talks about room art.

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