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	Wang Chongyang - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Lin Chaoying knew that her level in martial arts was inferior to Wang Chongyang and proposed this duel; by stroking the stone slab, she smeared a chemical substance on the slab to make it pliable and thus possible to write on.
		Wang Chongyang was extremely surprised and when he touched the slab and found out that it was soft, he realised how Lin Chaoying won.
		Wang Chongyang entered the duel not to claim the manual or for the title of number one martial arts master, but to prevent turmoil in the realm of martial arts thrown, and to stop lives from being wasted on the scripture.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wang_Chongyang (3024 words)

	Ma Danyang's Twelve Acupoints: Valuable Points for Acupuncturists to Know and Use
		Wang was one of the leading Daoists of China, and wrote several important works, including the text Chongyang Zhenren Jinguan Yusuo Jue (Master Wang Chongyang's Instructions on the Golden Gate and Jade Lock) which described, among other things, visualizations of the world within the body as part of a meditation practice in cultivating qi.
		Wang Chongyang is especially known for integrating what he considered the better aspects of the three teachings that dominated China's religions at the time-Daoism, Buddhism, and Confucianism-and incorporated them into the Quanzhen School.
		Wang moved away from the elaborate ceremonies, the writing of talismans and use of charms (both characteristic of the Zhengyi sect), and reduced the intricate visualizations that were central to the old Daoist traditions.
	www.itmonline.org /arts/madanyang.htm (5421 words)

	Wang Chongyang - China-related Topics WA-WD - China-Related Topics
		Wang Chongyang (1113 to 1170 C.E.) was a Song Dynasty Taoist who was one of the founders of The Quanzhen SchoolQuanzhen Taoism ("The Way of Complete Perfection") in the 12th century.
		Later, Wang Chongyang's teachings were referred to the "Teachings of the Complete Perfection" (after the hut) and his branch of Taoism became known as the "Complete Perfection" (aka Quanzhen) school.
		Wang Chongyang in the world of jinyongJin Yong was an extraordinary man. He first appeared in Jin Yong's novel, The Legend of the Condor Heroes as a patriotic Taoist loyal to Song Dynasty.
	www.famouschinese.com /virtual/Wang_Chongyang (3060 words)

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		Wang Ji Wang Ji, nicknamed Juchuan (巨川), was a Pacification Commissioner (宣撫使) of the Mongol Empire.
		Wang wrote a poem for Qiu and renamed him Chuji with the surname Tongmi and the style Master of Eternal Spring.
		In the same month, Wang Zhiming came from Qinzhou to pronounce Genghis's mandate to rename the Temple of Heavenly Longevity as the Temple of Eternal Spring and the Northern Palace of the Immortal Island as the Temple of Universal Peace.
	www.qiuchuji.org /event-eng.php (7119 words)

	Wang Chongyang (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.unc.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Wang Chongyang in the world of Jin Yong was an extraordinary man. In his younger years, he assembled an army of righteous, heroic men against the Jurchens with the objective to recover the lost territories of the Song dynasty and rescue the Han Chinese who lived under dire circumstances under the Jurchen rule.
		Wang Chongyang had met Lin Chaoying earlier in his life and they were very close to each other, they even exchanged correspondence while Wang Chongyang was in war with the Jurchens.
		Wang Chongyang said that he admired the Yiyang Finger of the Duan family and wished to learn this skill and in exchange he would teach Duan Zhixing the Pre-heaven skill.
	wang-chongyang.kiwiki.homeip.net.cob-web.org:8888 (2103 words)

	The Quanzhen School - China-related Topics TE-TH - China-Related Topics
		It was founded by a Taoist priest, Wang Chongyang in the 12th century during the rise of the Jurchens of Jin Dynasty (1115-1234)Jin Dynasty.
		According to traditional legend, Wang Chongyang (born Wang Zhongfu) met two Taoist immortals in the summer of 1159 C.E. The immortals, Zhongli Quan and Lu Dongbin taught him Taoist beliefs and trained him in secret rituals.
		The disciples of Wang Chongyang, called the Seven Elders, were all reverred as immortals and were a staunch ally of the Han Chinese during the occupation of the northern territories by the Jin Dynasty (1115-1234)Jurchens and the Mongolians later on.
	www.famouschinese.com /virtual/The_Quanzhen_School (1213 words)

	Elderly Ms. Fang Guiming and Ms. Wang Xiuyun Died after Being Imprisoned for Years by Their Families Due to Pressure ...
		Wang Xiuyun were elderly Dafa practitioners from Xiaoluo Village, Chongzhou City, Chengdu, Sichuan Province.
		Wang Xiuyun had illnesses from head to toe and her body and mind were at the breaking point.
		Wang Xiuyun's family members with the loss of their jobs and subsistence.
	www.clearharmony.net /articles/200601/31024.html (766 words)

	Quanzhen Tradition
		Wang Xuanpu agreed and after some years of guidance in internal cultivation, Zhongli perfected the golden elixir, tied his hair in two buns and, calling himself the “freest tramp under heaven”, began his travels.
		Wang Chongyang was born to a wealthy family in a village in Shaanxi province at the end of the Northern Song dynasty (960 – 1127).
		Wang Chongyang then travelled to Shandong province where two of his disciples, Ma Danyang and Sun Bu’er, built him a retreat in their garden.
	www.taoists.co.uk /quanzhen.htm (2346 words)

	Quanzhen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In 1167 C.E., Wang traveled to Shandong Province and met Ma Yu and wife Sun Bu'er who became his disciples and became part of the seven Quanzhen disciples, who were later known as the Seven Masters of Quanzhen.
		Another notable disciple of Wang was Qiu Chuji who founded the famous White Cloud Monastery in Beijing.
		In Jinyong's book, The Return of the Condor Heroes, Wang Chongyang was eventually succeeded by his martial arts brother, Zhou Botong as opposed to Ma Yu, who according to historical records was the real successor.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Quanzhen_School (1140 words)

	Chinese History - Jin Dynasty (Jurchen) é‘ religion and customs (www.chinaknowledge.de)
		The Complete Perfection School (Quanzhendao å¨çé“) was founded by Wang Zhe çå— (styled çéé½å Wang Chongyang "Master Twofold Yang"; d.1169) and Wang Chuyi çè• and is one of the most important Daoist schools still today (together with the Zhengyi School).
		Wang Chongyang sent out his disciples (the Seven Perfect Northerners, Bei Qizhen å—ä¸ç: Ma Yu é¦¬éº, Tan Chuduan èè•ç«¯, Liu Chuxuan åè•ç, Qiu Chuji é±è•æ©, Wang Chuyi çè•ä¸, Hao Datong éå¤§é and Sun Bu'er) without establishing monasteries or trying to make contact with the Jin court for imperial support.
		Under the influence of Buddhism, immortality or longevity (changsheng é•·ç”) was redefined by Wang Chongyang: it was not the immortality of the body but rather the immortaliy of the spirit that had to be acheived.
	www.chinaknowledge.de /History/Song/jinn-religion.html (1375 words)

	• Forgotten Heroes • LOCH '82 • ROCH '83 • HSDS '86 •
		Before passing away, Wang Chongyang left the Jiu Yin Zhen Jing in the care of his younger sect brother, Zhou Botong, beseeching him not to let it fall into the wrong hands.
		Wang Chongyang also stipulated that no member of the Chunjen Bai would be permitted to learn any of the Jiu Yin Zhen Jing.
		After Wang Chongyang's death, Zhou Botong traveled to Peach Blossom Island to warn Eastern Heretic Huang Yaoshi to not try to steal the manual.
	condorheroes.silverthreads.net /9yin9yang.php (1481 words)

	Healing Dao Forum
		Its interesting, Wang was an alcholic and claims to have met immortals, he was against sex and more of the monastic approach.
		Wang embraced many of what he considered the better aspects of the three teachings which dominated China’s religious followings at the time — Daoism, Buddhism, and Confucianism — and incorporated them into the Quanzhen school.
		He moved away from the elaborate ceremonies, the writing of talismans, and the intricate visualisations that were central to the old Daoist traditions and put a greater emphasis on self cultivation through the practice of quiet sitting meditation.
	www.healingtaousa.com /cgi-bin/tpost.pl?smessage=6932 (338 words)

	Amazon.com: "Wang Liping": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The new Transmitter the elders sought turned out to be a youth named Wang Liping, who was eleven years old in 1960.
		Wang Liping was born in 1949, precisely in the middle of the lunar...
		China's two outside backs, Bai Jie and Wang Liping, often came forward to support an attack that operated on swift deception.
	www.amazon.com /phrase/Wang-Liping (499 words)

	Xudong Wang's Resume
		Xudong Wang, et al, "A New CAD Approach to the Analysis of Nonlinear Circuits with Multiple Inputs," Proceeding of the International Conference on Computational Electromagnetics and Its Applications (ICCEA), Nov. 1994, pp371-374, Beijing, China.
		Xudong Wang, et al, "CAD of a 4GHz MMIC Low-Noise Amplifier," Proceeding of Microwave Symposium of China, pp1193-1196, Hefei, China, 1993.
		Xudong Wang, et al, "De-embedding of MESFET Intrinsic Parameters," Proceeding of the Electromagnetics Science Symposium of China, pp378-382, 1992.
	www.elen.utah.edu /~xuwang/pub.html (960 words)

	The history of TaiChi
		Among those people, are the Wang Chongyang in Zhongnan Mountain, Xu Xuanping in Sung Dynasty, and as the founder of Tai-Chi Chuan, Chang Sanfeng.
		Wang's famous paper on Tai-Chi theory was discovered by chance in a salt shop in Wuyang County after 60 years of his death, which led the growing up of the Wushi School Tai-Chi.
		Another reason for the growth of his skill is that his brother, a officer in Wuyang County, found the famous paper of Wang Zongyue's TaiChi theory in a salt shop by chance.
	www.wushu-leda.com /html/history_of_taichi.htm (1123 words)

	Wang Chongyang Dissertation Help, Write a Dissertation on Wang Chongyang Thesis (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.unc.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
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	Studies on Daoist Morning and Evening Services of the Quanzhen Order \| Taoism \| Daoism
		Wang Chongyang, the founder of the Quanzhen Order, stated clearly that his teaching unified basic elements of the Three Religions (三敎合一).
		When Wang Chongyang realized that disciple was still too proud to beg, he beat him so hard at night that he even thought about leaving him.
		Even though they consciously try to encompass the total history of Daoism, there is no doubt that it is the seven disciples of Wang Chongyang and especially Qiu Changchun who are dearest to the present Quanzhen Masters.
	www.daoiststudies.org /papers.kim.php (5315 words)

	US Patent Inventors Starting with the Letter W - Patent Storm (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Wang, Ching C. 2 inventors named Wang, Ching C. have been found, please choose one based on his/her location:
		Wang, David C. 2 inventors named Wang, David C. have been found, please choose one based on his/her location:
		Wang, David G. 2 inventors named Wang, David G. have been found, please choose one based on his/her location:
	www.patentstorm.us /inventors/W-28.html (2606 words)

	Exploring Chinese History :: Culture :: Philosophy :: Daoism
		Taoist alchemist Ge Hong, also known as Baopuzi (The "Master Embracing Simplicity") was active in the third and fourth centuries CE and had great influence on later Taoism.
		In the wake of Wang Bi, philosophical Taoists have tended to describe it as "nothingness," which is the origin of "being." (Cf.
		Wang Bi, one of the most influential philosophical commentators on the Laozi (and Yijing) was in fact a Confucian.
	www.ibiblio.org /chinesehistory/contents/02cul/c04s05.html (5165 words)

	Wang Chongyang Term Papers, Essay Research Paper Help, Essays on Wang Chongyang (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.unc.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
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	Review of The Taoist Canon by Kristofer Schipper and Franciscus Verellen \| Taoism \| Daoism
		First, in the unattributed general introduction to “Rules and Organization” the reader is informed that the “Chongyang lijiao shiwu lun, although often translated and quoted in the secondary literature, is simply a short programmatic description of the Quanzhen lifestyle of uncertain date and authorship” (1168).
		However, the individual entry (1170) suggests that the text was, in fact, written by Wang Chongyang, the founder of Quanzhen.
		As my Ph.D. dissertation suggests (Boston University, 2005), the Jinguan yusuo jue seems to be a discourse record of instructions given by Wang Chongyang during a variety of occasions, and there are, in fact, parallels between this text and other extant writings by Wang, the poetry anthologies in particular.
	www.daoiststudies.org /review.schipper.php (2439 words)

	Amazon.com: "Wang Chongyang": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Among his many disciples are Liu Haichan and Wang Chongyang (see Five Northern Patriarchs).
		Seven outstanding disciples of the last-named master Wang are known as the Seven Realized Ones of the North.
		Particularly influential teachers were the Taoist priests Cui Xifan, Zhong Liquan, Lu Dongbing, Chen Bo, Zhang Boduan, Wang Chongyang and Qiu Chuji.
	www.amazon.com /phrase/Wang-Chongyang (507 words)

	Sun Bu-er
		Apparently, several years before Sun Bu-er's own acceptance of Daoism, her husband had become a disciple of Wang Zhe /Wang Chongyang (1112-1170), the founder of a new Daoist group in the north.
		Like all Daoists, the "Northern School" followed the teachings of Laozi; however, Wang Zhe emphasized an ascetic withdrawal from the affairs of the world, perhaps in part as resistance to the Jin domination of north China.
		Sun Bu-er also became a disciple of Wang Zhe; soon she became a teacher as well, with her own followers.
	home.infionline.net /~ddisse/sunbuer.html (830 words)

	eternalway (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		According to Wang, there are three types of people who will nourish and advance one’s practice and three types who will harm and hinder one’s training: “Join those with an illuminated heart-mind (mingxin 明心), wisdom (hui 慧), or clear aspirations (zhi 志).
		Officially speaking, such temples and monasteries must identify themselves as part of the Longmen 龍門(Dragon Gate) branch of Quanzhen, which is the officially recognized form of Daoism in mainland China.
		It was the location of the eremitic community of Liujiang 劉蔣 where Wang Chongyang 王重陽 (1113-1170), the founder of Quanzhen 全真 (Complete Perfection) Daoism, engaged in religious praxis from 1163-1167 and where he was buried after his death in 1170.
	eternalway.blogspot.com (15958 words)

	Huineng (Hui-neng) [Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy]
		Among his teachings, Wang maintained that knowing and acting formed an essential original unity that people often separate through their own selfish desires.
		In fact, Wang explained to one of his greatest disciples, “There have never been people who know but do not act.
		The school’s founder, Wang Chongyang (1112-1170), with his cryptic teaching style and insistence on diligent practice at all times, could even be one of Huineng’s disciples.
	www.iep.utm.edu /h/huineng.htm (9631 words)

	Qigong
		Grand Master Wang Peisheng studied Buddhist Qigong with Liaoyi and Miaochan when he was thirteen.
		Today Grand Master Wang is already more than Eighty years old.
		Qiankun Wuji Gong: It is a complex system which was founded by Grand Master Wang.
	ycgf.org /Practice_Teaching/qigong/qigong.htm (474 words)

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