Song, Liao, and Jin · Daoist Priest

Yang Daoquan 楊道全

Attested AD 1190 - AD 1195

Passages: 1
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Yang Daoquan was a Daoist Priest.

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 1190 to AD 1195 明昌間
Directly stated · History of Jin 34, passage 177

Career and standing

Daoist priest 道士
Directly stated · History of Jin 34, passage 177

Places and affiliations

At Mount Yi 沂山 · Relation Associated with
Directly stated · History of Jin 34, passage 177

Learning and skills

Belief Daoism 道教 · Relation Adherent of
Directly stated · History of Jin 34, passage 177

Works and attributed material

AD 1190 to AD 1195 明昌間
Petition · Author
Directly stated · History of Jin 34, passage 177

Events and relationships

Requested mountain and river enfeoffments
AD 1190 to AD 1195 明昌間 · Political · Petitioner
Directly stated · History of Jin 34, passage 177

References in the histories

History of Jin, Chapter 34Volume 34 Treatises 15: Rites 7: Gods of Earth and Grain; Masters of Wind, Rain, and Thunder; Mountains, Cities, Seas, and Rivers · 1 passage

明昌間，從沂山道士楊道全請，封沂山為東安王，吳山為成德王，霍山為應靈王，會稽山為永興王，醫巫閭山為廣甯王，淮為長源王，江為會源王，河為顯聖靈源王，濟為清源王。 During the Mingchang period, at the request of the Yishan Daoist Yang Daoquan, Mount Yi was enfeoffed as King of Eastern Peace, Mount Wu as King of Accomplished Virtue, Mount Huo as King of Responsive Spirit, Mount Kuaiji as King of Lasting Prosperity, Mount Yiwulü as King of Broad Tranquility, the Huai as King of Long Source, the Yangtze as King of Converging Source, the Yellow River as King of Manifest Sagacity and Spiritual Source, and the Ji as King of Clear Source.