1. Longhu Mountain is an altar. Longhu Mountain is in Shangqing Town, southwest of Guixi County, Jiangxi Province, where the Zhang family lives. According to legend, Zhang Ling once built a thatched cottage here, and has been an alchemist here for more than 30 years. Later, Zhang went to Shuzhong to teach Ming until Yongjia in the Western Jin Dynasty (AD 307-3 12). His fourth grandson returned to Longhu, where he built an ancestral temple and an altar nearby. Teaching jade every three yuan is the beginning of the altar. When Emperor Xuanzong praised Shi Tian and Fu You, he conferred the title of Grand Priest on Zhang Ling, built a grand court in Beijing, and set up an altar in Longhu Mountain. The leader (84 1-846), a member of the five religious groups, donated money to Longhu Mountain Palace, which spread the view of "true immortals" in the altar. This is the earliest Taoist temple in Longhu Mountain.
In the Song Dynasty, this view was renovated many times and closed for two years (1235). Six temples, including Sanqing and Zhen Feng, two pavilions, three halls, two halls and abbots were built, and hundreds of pagodas were built. The gatehouse of the Qing Palace was built in Ding Jing, and it was called "the land of the dragon and the tiger". In the thirty-fifth generation, Zhang Tianshi University of Science and Technology was called "Mr. Guan Miao". Longhushan took charge of teaching and was promoted to Sanshan. He is also the commanding officer of Taoist temple, and the main leader is Longxiang Palace.
The Emperor of the Yuan Dynasty allocated funds to repair the Qing Palace for many times, and summoned Shi Tian from the 31st to the 34th generation. He was more diligent than all previous dynasties and Ming and Qing Dynasties, and he was still old in the Yuan Dynasty. Shi Tian Taoist Department of Longhu Mountain has always been the center of Taoism in China. Shangqing Palace is their missionary resort.
In the first year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1268), Zhu Yuanzhang also allocated funds to build Shitianfu in Longhu Mountain, which was the top of Shitianfu. During the reign of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty, another Shitianfu was built outside Zhengyangmen in Beijing, and Yongzheng Palace was rebuilt outside Di 'anmen. Shi Tianfu is second only to Qufu Confucius House in the world.
2. Maoshan Shangqing Zongtan Maoshan is a famous mountain in the south of the Yangtze River, where Shangqing Zongtan is located, orthodox Taoism, and one of the three mountains. It is the fourth of the ten caves in The Legend of the Cave of Heaven and Earth. "Juqu Mountain, which returns to 150 miles a week, is called Jintan Huayang Cave, which belongs to Jurong County of Runzhou (now Zhenjiang) and is ruled by Ziyang real people." It is also the first of 72 blessed places. "Difei Mountain is in Jurong County, jiangning house (now Nanjing), where Tao lives in seclusion, and the real person Xie Zhizhi."
Its original name was Qushan, and it was called jiusan in ancient times, also known as Okayama. It was named after the zigzag mountain. During the Qin Dynasty, it was called the Day of Huayang, and the peaks in the mountains stood tall, with large, medium and small peaks. So it is also called Maoshan, and Sanfeng is also called Maofeng.
It has always been a famous Taoist Dojo, where the famous ancient immortal Mao acquired Taoism when he was first formed. In the Western Han Dynasty, Mao Ying brothers came here to practice medicine and learn Taoism, but left behind their love for others, leaving behind the later Maoshan Daoism: Da Mao, Er Mao, Wei Qing and other Daoism.
In the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Yang, a disciple of Mrs. Wei of Nanyue, established the "Shangqing Zongtan" in Maoshan, where Taoism began to be passed down.
Famous Taoist masters such as Lu, Zang Fei, Tao Hongjing, Wang, Pan, Sima and Li Hanguang. They are all of their French origin, so in the Tang Dynasty, Maoshan Taoism developed into the largest Taoism, and later even Longhushan had to play * * *, so Maoshan's reputation in Taoism became even louder.
Maoshan Palace Temple is famous for being the best in the world. It is said that there were 257 temples in the whole mountain before the military rise of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom. After the military rise, there are only three palaces and five views left. Namely: Fu Yuan Wan Ning Palace, also known as Shang Palace, also known as Yin Palace; Longevity Palace in Ningxi, also known as Summer Palace; Wanfu Palace in Nine Clouds, namely Ding Gong, is at the top of Damao Mountain. These five landscapes are Chen Yu Landscape, Gan Yuan Landscape, People Tour Landscape, Deyou Landscape and Baiyun Landscape.
Its most famous Shangqing Temple is said to have been originally built in Xu Mi House at the foot of Leiping Mountain. Today, it is Wanning Palace, with nine floors of the altar, which is a big building in the mountains. There are many other places of interest, which are the heritage of Yang Xu.
3. Hezao Mountain was originally an ancestral temple on the jujube hill River. In Qingjiang county, Jiangxi province, it is named after the mountains and mountains. Since the Han Dynasty, Ge Xuan and Ding have their own altars. Therefore, The Tale of the Universe is called "the home of immortals". The 36th blessed place among the 72 blessed places in Tiandong is the Dojo of Ge Xuan, the Zuoxian of Taiji, the altar stove of Yunan Temple in Dongfeng, and the place where immortals make an alchemy. Lingbao Jing Zuo, which is circulated in the mountains, is also the legacy of the immortals. After the Song Dynasty, the court only allowed the Dragon and Tiger of Guangxin, Maoshan of Jinling and these three. Hui Zongchao gave the bronze seal "Yuan Shi Wan Shen", which is still in use today. Therefore, in Taoism, respect is "the altar of the Yuan Dynasty" and is one of the famous symbols of the Three Mountains.
Where the ancestral altar is located, it was originally named Lingxian Hall; Sui was destroyed by fire and the thatched cottage was rebuilt; Dao Changsun is a temple platform, named Guan. Jiangxi Li changed its name to, and later it was burned and repaired. In the eighth year of Zheng He, it was named "Chongzhen Palace".
In the third year of Chongning (1 104), it was given "longevity", and in the sixth year of Chunyou (1246), it was added as "Dashou Palace". According to mountain records, it should be the first Taoist temple in Song Dynasty. After Xuande in the Ming Dynasty, the crown stars in the view were scattered, and the ancestral altar did not return to the old view.