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The Daoist Monastic Manual: A Translation of the Fengdao Kejie (Aar Texts and Translations) 1 edition
By Livia Kohn
The Daoist Monastic Manual
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"Daoist monasteries and priestly training seminaries arose in the sixth century and came to flourish greatly under the Tang dynastly (618-907), which saw itself as divinely supported by Lord Lao, the central deity of the Daoist religion and claimed ancestor of the Tang ruling house."
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The Daoist Monastic Manual
A Translation of the Fengdao Kejie (Aar Texts and Translations)
Published
June 3, 2004
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An American Academy of Religion Book
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Written in English.
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Daoist monasteries and priestly training seminaries arose in the sixth century and came to flourish greatly under the Tang dynastly (618-907), which saw itself as divinely supported by Lord Lao, the central deity of the Daoist religion and claimed ancestor of the Tang ruling house.
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