Daohao refers to the honorific title of Taoist priest. The general road signs are "so-and-so son" or "so-and-so Taoist", "so-and-so mountain man", "so-and-so scattered man" and "so-and-so gentleman". There are also honorifics given to him by believers or descendants. For example, Chunyangzi, Xuancheng Zi, Xuancheng Taoist, Xiaozi Ling, Lingxiao Taoist, Qingjingzi, Wuwei Taoist, etc. , all with the color of this sect's ideas.

Basic Introduction Chinese Name: Daohao mbth: dào hào Explanation: Examples of Taoist honorifics: Chunyangzi and Baopuzi Source: Song Gaocheng? Synonym of polar element: alias; The historical origin, classification and explanation of legal names, for example, the historical origin of Taoism is Fuxi as the distant ancestor, Huangdi as the ancestor, Laozi as the ancestor of Taoism, and Zhang Ling as the founder. Passed down all the way, the doors are profound and profound, bearing the heavy China culture. Philosophical thought originated from the theory of "Laozi and Zhuangzi", but it appeared as a sect. It is generally believed that in the Eastern Han Dynasty (126- 144), Zhang Ling founded Wudou Mi Dao in Hemingshan, Shu County (now Dayi County, Sichuan Province), also known as Zhengyi League Wei Dao. According to the ancient custom in China, a person's name is given by his parents, but his "font size" is often given according to his own thoughts or status. Only elders or respected people can call him by his first name, otherwise it is disrespectful. For example, Confucius' surname is Zhong Ni, and contemporary people call him Zhong Ni or Mr, while Confucius is the honorific title of later generations. In the early days, not everyone had a font size, but people with status and knowledge did. Calling his name is a sign of respect for him. For example, Liu Bang called his courtiers by their first names. Only when he spoke to Sean, he had to call them "ovaries" to show his respect. Another example is Lu you, the concept of word service, and the release of the number. Later generations addressed him as Lu Fangweng. Posthumous title in Taoism is a custom of relying on trust, claiming to be posthumous title to gain people's respect. There is no distinction between men and women in Taoist schools in China, and Taoist names are chosen according to personal interests. The general road numbers are "so-and-so son" or "so-and-so Taoist", "so-and-so mountain man", "so-and-so scattered man" and "so-and-so gentleman", such as Chunyangzi (), Guiguzi (bodhi old zu), Sanfengzi (Zhang Sanfeng), * * * Mountain man (,) and Mr. Xuan. But there is no difference between men and women in principle. On the sacred title of immortals, men are generally called "Tianzun" and women are called "Yuan Jun". In addition, male Taoist priests are called "Avenue" and female Taoist priests are called "Kundao"; Generally speaking, it is not called "male Taoist" or "female Taoist" because "scholar" generally refers to men. Female Taoist priests are called "Kundao", and Taoist priests are collectively called Taoist priests, Taoist priests or Taoist priests. Posthumous title, a recluse in Song Gaocheng's "Material-based Daoism, Buddhism, Science and Education Daoism": "In the Yuan and Wei Dynasties, Shi Zuci was given the title, which was also called Zhang Daoling in the later Han Dynasty. Liezi said that the Yellow Emperor called the shepherd boy, and Shi Tian began. Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty gave Mr. Li Hanguang the title, which was also the beginning of Mr. Li's title. The Song Dynasty was related to the Tang Dynasty, and some people also gave Mr. Li and Chu Shi titles. Zhenzong, Chen Tuan gave the title of Mr., and when Shenzong, Zhang Aoci gave the title of Jing. " Yuan Guan Hanqing's "Single Knife Club" is the second fold: "I am poor, and I have Sima's family, famous emblem, word virtue, and famous Mr. Shuijing." "Surprise at the Second Moment" Volume 18: "One day, I invited an alchemist, whose name was Xuan Xuanzi, to tell Zhen Jiansheng about the internal and external alchemy, which was very particular." Take Yunzhuzi as an example: Taiyi Jinguangmen Bao Puzi: namely Ge Hong, a Taoist scholar in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and Baiyunzi, a famous alchemist and medical scientist; namely Sima in the Tang Dynasty and Han, the 12th generation master of Maoshanzong, a Taoist school in the Qing Dynasty; namely Zhu Quan, Ning and Zhu Yuanzhang in the Ming Dynasty; namely Wang Yangming, a famous thinker, philosopher, writer and strategist in China in the Ming Dynasty; namely Chunyangzi: Lv Dongbin, a Taoist priest in the Tang Dynasty; and later, he was killed. Xuanweizi was the founder of Taoism in the Warring States Period, a famous thinker, strategist, strategist and educator: Guiguzi, the ancestor of Wang Chan. Guang: Fairy in ancient legend. Jin's immortal biography: "Guang is also an ancient immortal." Tian Suizi: Lu Guimeng, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, a wanderer: Lu Qizhen; Yuan Jizhi, a real person in Huayang; Huang Yuanji, a Taoist master in the Qing Dynasty. Buyizi: Lai Buyi, a Taoist hermit. Yin: One of the founders of Taoism in the Spring and Autumn Period. Wen Zhongzi: Wang Tong was a famous Taoist, educator and thinker in Sui Dynasty. His disciples are Fang, Du Ruhui and others. Si Kongtu, a poet and poetics theorist in the late Tang Dynasty. The word represents holiness, and you know from the name that it is not a son, but also an anti-insulting layman. Guilaizi: Chao, a writer in the Northern Song Dynasty, Lu Feizi, one of the four bachelor's degrees in Sumen; Xuanzhenzi of Huang Jingren; Sanfengzi of Zhang Sanfeng, a famous Taoist; Chongxuzi of Zhang Sanfeng; Wu Shouyang, a famous Taoist in China; Xuanzhenzi, an ancient sage; Zhang, a Taoist and poet in the Tang Dynasty. Donggaozi: the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Ji, Fu Yaozi: Chen Tuan, known as the "ancestor of Chen Tuan"; Danyangzi, a hermit and Taoist priest in the Five Dynasties and the Early Song Dynasty: Ma Yu (one of the seven true Taoist sons); Changchun Zi: Qiu Chuji (one of the seven true sons of Taoism); Chang Zhenzi: Tan Chuduan (one of the seven sons of Taoism Quanzhen); Yu Yangzi: Wang Chuyi (one of the seven true Taoist sons); Guangningzi. Chong: Chen Tongwei, the third-generation host of Beijing Baiyun Temple, Qi Zhenzi: Shi Jianwu (Tang Dynasty), whose real name is Sheng, whose real name is Dong Zhai. Huayangzi, a famous poet, Taoist scholar in Tang Dynasty and the first person in Penghu's folk development, was graduated from Jiujiang Shi Jian Wu (Song Dynasty), Northern Song Taoist Yuan Dunzi, China modern Taoist scholar, modern Taoist scholar Jushi Chonghezi, Northern Song Taoist Wu and Quanzhen Taoist Longmen School. Yunyazi, a Taoist priest in the Northern Song Dynasty: namely, Wei Boyang, a famous alchemist in the Eastern Han Dynasty, also known as Yunyazi Yuanyangzi: namely, Zhao; Dongyangzi, a Taoist priest in the late Yuan Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty: namely, Liu; Dongyunzi, a Taoist priest in Wudang Mountain in the Yuan Dynasty: namely, Lu; Yunlaizi, a Taoist priest in Wutangmen in the Yuan Dynasty: namely, Quanyangzi, a Taoist in Wutangmen in the Yuan Dynasty; namely, Zhenyuanzi, a Taoist priest in the Song Dynasty: namely That is, the Taoist priest and musician in Ming Dynasty were cold and modest; Namely Bai Yuchan; And Yao Zeng, a Taoist scholar and poet in the Song Dynasty. Sun Cuixu, a minister of the Northern Song Dynasty born in Ceng Gongliang: Chen Nan, a Taoist priest of the Southern Song Dynasty, was a disciple of Jindan Nanzong, one of the "Southern Five Ancestors"; That is, Zhang, a famous Taoist priest in Ming Dynasty, and Fu Yangzi, the fifth generation lawyer of Quanzhen Longmen School; That is, Zhao, a famous Taoist priest in Ming Dynasty, and Pingyangzi, the sixth generation master of Quanzhen Longmen School; That is, Shen Jingyuan, a famous Taoist priest in Ming Dynasty, Yuanzi, a five-character mind-washing ghost, posthumous title Huashan Taoist, and Qi Yunzi, a mind-washing ghost in posthumous title: Taoist, Quanzhen (Huashan School), Ming Zhenzi: Zhong Yande Cui: Shitai, one of the southern schools of Quanzhen School, and Haichan Zi: Liu Haichan, a Taoist Quanzhen Taoist revered as one of the five ancestors, Bi: a famous Taoist scholar Chen Jingyuan, a Taoist hermit. -13 16) Zi Xuan, the 38th generation of Taoist orthodoxy, namely Liu Yuanran, founder of Taoist Changchun School, and Cheng Kangzi, namely Shao Yizheng, nicknamed Stop Taoist, Yu Zhenzi, disciple of Liu Yuanran, a famous Taoist in the early Ming Dynasty, namely Liu Yu (1257 ~1). Liu Deren, the founder of Daoism (also known as the True Taoism), is Zhengyangzi, Zhong Liquan, Youhao and Guzi, one of the eight immortals in Taoist legend, and Cui Xuzi and Chen Nan, disciples of the Southern Sect of the then Sect, who are regarded as the true Juzi of one of the "Southern Five Ancestors", namely Zhang Yu, a poet of the Yuan Dynasty, and Tie Guanzi, a Taoist of the Maoshan Sect. Philosopher of Ming Dynasty, founder of Trinity, also known as Yinzi Juezi: the eldest son of philosopher Ji in Jiajing period of Ming Dynasty; That is, Fu Jinquan, one of the representatives of the Inner Dan School of Yin and Yang in Qing Dynasty; That is, Liang Qichao, a famous political activist, enlightenment thinker, educator, historian and writer in modern China; That is, the history of historians in the late Ming Dynasty. Young Bozi, the author of Ming Bei Lue and Ming Nan Lue: Cui Wenzi, the character in Fairy Biography; Hui Che, the character in Fairy Tale; Hu Gangzi, a figure in fairy tales, was an alchemist in ancient China, a Taoist celebrity, namely Cheng Xiuchuan, a famous Taoist Ren Zhen in the late Tang Dynasty and the Five Dynasties. A famous poet and writer in the Ming Dynasty, one of the four masters of Hongzhi, and one of the "first seven sons" of Ming literature, Kong Tongzi: namely, a famous writer in the Ming Dynasty, Chuanlouzi: namely, Wu, one of the "last seven sons" of Ming literature, namely, Lv Xixing, a pioneer of Taoist Dandong School, namely, Zhan Tailin. Qingyunzi, the ninth generation lawyer of Quanzhen Longmen Sect, the son of Fan Taiqing, the son of Liu Lishou, the son of Xu, the 20th generation Taoist priest in Namo pie, the son of Sun Biyun, the son of lazy cloud, the son of Min Xiaogen, the 11th generation Taoist priest of Quanzhen Longmen Sect, the son of Chi Songzi, the son of Shen Nong's rain teacher, the son of Du Guangting, a famous Taoist scholar in the late Tang Dynasty and the fifth generation. Ying Zichan, a famous educator, philosopher, Buddhist and health care practitioner in modern times, whose real name is Li Daochun, also known as Qing 'an, was born in Wugang, Hunan Province, a Taoist in the late Song Dynasty and early Yuan Dynasty, and a disciple of the famous Taoist in the Tang Dynasty, namely Li Zhi. No, reach for the pipe. Peng Qiuzi, born in Longxi (now Gansu) and Pengzhou (now Peng 'an, Sichuan), was born and died in an unknown year. Nan Guzi, a Taoist priest in the Northern Song Dynasty, was born in 1 year. Her real name was Deng Zheng, Zhang Xi and Tian Yuan. With its library facing south, it is also known as Nangu and Buyi Er, that is, Du Daojian (A.D. 1237- 13 18), whose name is Chu Yi, a famous Taoist in the late Song Dynasty and early Yuan Dynasty, was named Nanguzi. Dangtu (now Anhui) was born. Shangyangzi: Chen, whose name is Guan Wu, was born in Luling, Jiangyou (now Ji 'an, Jiangxi). He was a famous Neidan family in Yuan Dynasty and had no children: Zhuo Late Chun, a Taoist celebrity in China, and Yingyangzi, a Taoist priest in Ming Dynasty; Quanzhen Taoist Guo in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties; Ning Fengzi from the Yellow Emperor; Kang Cangzi, born in Zhuan Xu; Also known as Sang Kangzi and Sang Zi Qingyunzi; Novel. 2. Yunzhongzi, the character in "Going Against the Heaven": Yunzhongzi is an immortal under Buddhism in ancient legend. Its fifth appearance in The Romance of the Gods: Lei Zhenzi: The role of The Romance of the Gods is the hundredth son of King Ji Chang, who is also a disciple of Yunzhongzi. His name is Wuyazi: Xiaoyaozi, a character in Eight Dragons; Xuanyuezi, the character in the novel: Zhang, Taoist. Medicine Mozi: namely Wang Yunsuo, Taoism. Qiu: Li Yueran, Taoist. Bi Yunzi: Feng Shiyang, Taoist. Xiaoyunzi: Liu Zongzhan, Taoist, alias: Tianlezi. Long Yunzi: Feng Xiaoguang, Taoist school. Sue: Sue, Taoist, Qiu disciple. Wumingzi: A Taoist priest of the foolish fish. Yangzi Qing of Taoist School is a humanist and practitioner. Hua Yanzi, the younger brother of Wu Mingzi, a descendant of Beixiang, converted to Taoist practice. Si Wen Zi: Yin, Taoist. HarmonyOS System: Taoist laity, also known as Dong Tian laity. Mo: Taoist priest. Chang: Taoist priest. Xuanchanzi: Taoist Yunyizi: Xu, formerly known, later renamed, word. No. Yunke,No. Daohao: Yunyizi Zhu Ling: Wuzi Temple of the Female Crown: Shanxizi of the Female Crown: Chen Jingzhan, the 32nd generation disciple of Longmen Sect of Quanzhen Sect, Zi Xuan; Park Yazi: the 3rd1generation disciple of Longmen Sect of Quanzhen Sect, Zi Xuan, Ge Yuetan; and Zi Yuan, the Taoist priest's tomb: Wu Zhiyuan, the Taoist priest of Quanzhen Sect, Wensu. The abbot of the Judas Palace in Huangyan, Taizhou (the second largest Taoist grotto in China) is Hong Baijian, a disciple of Wei Qing Sect, a designated mage of Tianshifu in Han Dynasty, Zhen Yangzi, a 25th-generation disciple of Quanzhen Longmen Sect, and Mi, a director of the Council of Chinese Taoist Association, a 2nd1generation disciple of Quanzhen Longmen Sect and honorary president of Hainan Taoist Association. Lazy True Son, the first15th generation disciple of Quanzhen Wudang Penglai School, is Ge, a poetic critic and poet in the Southern Song Dynasty. The word is long enough to know the knot, that is, the disciple, that is, Jiang, the 22nd abbot of Beijing Baiyun Temple, that is, Yue Chongdai, the abbot of Shenyang Taiqing Palace, and Jin, the president of the first Chinese Taoist Association, that is, Zhou, a native of Tiantai, Zhejiang, 65438. The female crown, the word jade, is a disciple of Quanzhen Longmen, also known as Xiao. Master Lushan believes in Lushan Taoism, whose real name is Ning: Zhao Wei, female crown, Taoist name. Kong Linzi, born in Wenshan, Yunnan: namely Lin, a female disciple of literature, a famous poet and writer You Yunzi: the ancestral surname gave the Taoist name Xin Xuan as the 25th generation disciple of the authentic autumn ancestor Longmen: the common surname Xu, the Taoist name Cheng Hui, and the 24th generation disciple of Quanzhen Longmen; Shouxian, Anhui, is now the editor-in-chief of China Dandao. Qing Daohui of Tianzhu Mountain, Shaanxi Province, is Wang Zhongzi, the 27th lay disciple of Quanzhen Longmen School, namely, member Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, vice president of Chinese Taoist Association, president of Beijing Taoist Association and president of Hebei Taoist Association. Qing: Daochang, the 28th generation disciple of Quanzhen Longmen, a converted disciple of Qinglong Temple in Datong, a freelance writer, pen name Li Shoushanzi: namely Dong, abbot of Beijing Baiyun Temple, son of the 20th generation metaphysics of Longmen School, namely Yan Xuanyi, director of Yuqing Palace of Qingchengshan in Sichuan, namely the female crown, and wu-tang clan of Quanzhen Longmen Sect. Chen Zizi, a famous feng shui lecturer, is a Taoist priest in Sichuan and became a monk in Kunming. Zhi Hanzi and Zhu, Taoist priests and martial arts masters in the late Qing Dynasty, were outstanding in martial arts and had a bumpy life. His predecessor was Li Zhengguo, also known as Li Zhengguo and Peng Zefeng. So the famous Taoist in China is also a legendary figure full of mystery: You Xuande, the head of Wutangmen 14 generation, the former head of Wudang Mountain Kung Fu Troupe, and the founder of Lingquanzi of Southern Wudang Mountain Taoist Association: You, the word Yulong, and the fifteenth generation direct descendant of Wutangmen. Calligraphy and painting attainments inherit the painting skills of Gong, a master of Chinese painting. Yun Xiang Zi: Taoist seeker Qing Yizi: Taoist Park Zhen Zi: Taoist Wen Dao Zi: Taoist Xin: Taoist Xing Zhongzi: Taoist Xuan Zhengzi: Taoist Tai Pu Zi: Taoist, Ma Tianji Tian Xian mixed Qing Xuan Zi An Wenhui Xuan Hong Zi Zhen Zi Yuan Ji Qing Feng Zi Xuan Ji Zi Ling Wu Zi Tian Ning Zi. ......