When did Taoism arise, Taoism arose in that period

During the period from Emperor Huan of the Han Dynasty to Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty (147-22 years), Huang Laodao was very active among the people, and was divided into three branches to preach among the people.

One is to continue to lead the road in Ji Taipingqing, Zhangjiao Taiping Road.

One is to inherit Zhang Daoling and Zhang Heng's five buckets of rice.

One is the Jindan Dao of Wei Boyang combined with Zhou Yi's theory.

The first two are no longer just ordinary religious groups, but also powerful local political and military forces. The Daomin do not just worship the gods, cultivate longevity, and pray for happiness, but also fantasize about building a peaceful paradise on the earth where people can live. After falling out of favor with the court, the monks could not help but turn to folk activities, and as a result, their mass base and teachings also changed.

Social turmoil, frequent natural disasters, and people's lives are suffering, which is a good time for Taoism to spread at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. After the people's desire to be full of material desires was shattered, they had no choice but to seek spiritual sustenance, so Taiping Dao and Wudou Rice Dao were able to grow stronger among the people. The leaders who launched the peasant uprising took advantage of this momentum and power to raise the banner of religion and use religion as a tool to contact and organize the masses to launch insurrections and seize power. Or take advantage of the chaos in the world to achieve the goal of separating one side.

The other branch of Huang Lao Dao is Jindan Dao, Yin Changsheng Wei Boyang and others parted ways with Taiping Dao Wudou Midao, combining the immortal theory with the doctrine of "Zhou Yi", specializing in Jindan smelting, and still exploring its way of cultivating immortals.

This was the most active and most powerful period of Taoism in history, and although this flourishing phenomenon was only a flash in the pan, it did have characteristics and had a profound impact on Taoism in later generations. Because there was no consistent theoretical system in Taoism during this period, and the classical teaching system and organization were not unified, it was only the initial stage of germination and growth, so Taoism in this period was called early Taoism.

It rose in full swing during the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties.

Taoism arose in the Eastern Han Dynasty.

When Buddhism first came to Middle-earth, it was intentionally consistent with Taoism (Taoism), and it was first popularized by Taoism. Buddhism mainly absorbed Taoist principles and Taoist techniques, and then in the Northern Wei Dynasty, the monk Tan Luan also learned "longevity" from Tao Hongjing, a Taoist real person, and the establishment of Zen Buddhism in the Tang Dynasty was also influenced by the social background of the prevalence of Taoism - Lao Zhuang thought by the royal family at that time.

During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, foreign Buddhism and local Taoism engaged in fierce confrontations, which were manifested in the Northern Dynasties as the extermination of Buddhism by Emperor Taiwu of the Northern Wei Dynasty and Emperor Wu of the Northern Zhou Dynasty. At the same time, Buddhism and Taoism also communicate with each other, borrowing from each other's teachings and theories.

Taoism is the native religion of China, with "Tao" as the highest faith. Taoism is based on the ancient Chinese concept of ghost and god worship, based on the ideas of Huang and Lao Taoism, and inherited the evolution of immortal magic since the Warring States period. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, a large number of Taoist organizations appeared, including the famous Taiping Dao and Wudou Rice Dao.

Patriarch Zhang Daoling officially founded the Order, which has a history of 1,800 years.

Taoism is a polytheistic worship, and the gods and immortals are personified and embodied in Taoism's belief in "Tao". Taoist priests are Taoist clergy, and there are more than 30,000 Taoist priests living in the country. The palace is a place for Taoist activities, and there are more than 2,000 palaces registered and opened in the country.

Middle Warring States period. Taoism, which originated in the ancient Chinese Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, is a polytheistic religion that worships many gods, and its main purpose is to pursue immortality, become immortals, and save the world.

It occupies an important position in ancient Chinese traditional culture.

In the middle of the Warring States period, the state of Qi flourished the Huanglao Taoism that respected the Yellow Emperor and Lao Tzu, and the rulers of the early Western Han Dynasty admired the Huang Lao's learning of inaction, creating a prosperous era of "the rule of Wenjing".