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There are many sects in the sect, with different names due to different distribution standards. According to academic theory, it can be divided into five categories: Jishan School, Classic School (Miao Zhen Dao), Fulu School, Dante School (then Dan School) and Zhan Yan School (Feng Shui, astrology). There are five schools in history: Zhengyi School (founder Zhang Daoling), Quanzhen Nanzong (founder Zhang Boduan), Quanzhen Beizong (founder Wang Zhongyang), Zhong Zhen School (founder Zhang Qingzhi) and Taiyi School (founder Huang Dongyi), and four schools: Shi Tian Taoism, Quanzhen Taoism, Lingbao Taoism and Wei Qing Taoism. There are also eight schools of morality, innate, spiritual treasure, righteousness, simplicity, Ming, Yutang and Tianxin. As far as pure religion is concerned, modern Taoism is mainly divided into five factions-Jishan, Classic (Miao Zhen Dao), Dante, Fu You and Zhan Yan. The most influential schools are Fu She School and Dante School. The former advocates using magical methods such as spells to cure diseases and exorcise ghosts, while the latter advocates alchemy and seeking immortality, which is different from external Dan and internal Dan. The official distribution of Taoism in Kunlun is generally believed to have started in the Song and Yuan Dynasties. There are seven influential schools in the history of Taoism: Zhengyi School: Lingbao School, Tianshi Taoism School, Gezhi School, Lushan School and Liu Ren School. Its Taoist priests can practice at home, do not abstain from meat, marry and have children. Its Taoist temple is generally called "descendants temple". Quanzhen Daoism: Originated from Zhong Liquan and Lv Dongbin's Neidan Thought, it is divided into Southern Sect and Northern Sect. There are many tribes, including Longmen Sect, Encounter Fairy Sect, Jing Ming School Sect, Namo Sect, Suishan Sect, Lushan Sect, Huashan Sect, Static Sect and so on. True Taoism: Founded in the Jin Dynasty, it gradually declined after the Yuan Dynasty. Taiyi Road: The Jin Dynasty was founded by Xiao Baozhen, a native of Weizhou (now Qixian County, Henan Province), and gradually declined after the end of the Yuan Dynasty. Its religion mainly worships "Taiyi God". Jing Ming Dow: Founded in the Southern Song Dynasty. After the Ming Dynasty, this religion gradually fell into orthodoxy. Shangqing School and its branch Maoshan School Wutangmen: Zhang Sanfeng, founded in Wudang Mountain, Xunxian County, Hubei Province in the Ming Dynasty. Worship Zhenwu the Great. After the Ming Dynasty, Taoism was mainly divided into the orthodox school and the Quanzhen school. Except for Yinzong Miaozhen Taoism, all other schools belonged to these two schools. At present, Beijing Baiyun Temple has collected the general classics of all true sects, and there are 87 schools of Taoist genealogy listed. In fact, some of them are just continuation words of genealogy, not independent schools. (According to the teachings, it should be thirty-six religions and seventy-two religions, and the total * * * should be 108 sect. )