There are six great sages in ancient Chinese mythology, who they are

Taishang Laojun, Yuan Shi Tianzun, Tongtian Sect Master.

Introduction, Zhun Ti, Nuwa.

Daozu Hongjun is the master of Taishang Laojun, Primordial Tianzun, Tongtian Sect Master, Zhun Ti, and Introduction. Taishang Laojun, Primordial Tianzun, Tongtian Sect Master, Zhun Ti, and Jie Yin are respectively human teaching, expounding teaching, intercepting teaching, and Buddhism.

Master. Among them, Yuan Shi Tianzun, also known as "Yuqing Yuan Shi Tianzun."

Among the "Three Qings", it is the most respectful, and it is also Taoism.

The second deity among the immortals. It is called the first Tianzun of the Yuqing Dynasty, also known as the primordial king. The first god among the gods. It is the god of Taoism who opened the world and the earth, and it is the ancient Pangu clan.

Honorific title, called Yuqing Yuan Shi Tianzun, also known as the primordial king. Yuan Shi Tianzun was born before chaos, the first of Taiwu, the beginning of vitality, so it is called "Yuan Shi". It is located in the middle of the three clears.

Lingbao Tianzun One of the highest Taoist gods "Sanqing" gods, also known as the master of Tongtian. Formerly known as Shangqing Gaosheng Taishang Yuchen Yuanhuang Daojun. The "True Spirit Position Karma Map" compiled by Tao Hongjing of Qiliang Gaodao lists it in the middle of the second god rank, second only to the Yuan Shi Tianzun in the middle of the first god rank.

In the Tang Dynasty, it was called Taishang Daojun, and since the Song Dynasty, it has been called Lingbao Tianzun or Lingbao Jun.

Moral Tianzun, that is, Taishang Laojun, Taoist god and sect leader. It is the third place of the three clears. It is also known as "Daode Tianzun", "Mixed Yuan Laojun", "Born Tianzun", "Taiqing Emperor" and so on.

In the Taoist palace view "Sanqing Palace", its statue is on the right, holding a fan. According to legend, its original form was Lao Tzu.

The Six Sages of the Heavens refer to the six Heavenly Dao saints, namely: Pangu Sanqing (Taishang Laojun, Yuan Shi Tianzun, Tongtian Sect Master), Western Ershi (Guiding Daoist, Quasi-Ti Daoist), and Our Lady Wahuang (Nuwa). They are all respected by Dao Ancestor Hongjun, who is the supervisor of the six Heavenly Dao saints and the manifestation entity of the Great Dao.

Explain the teachings of the first Tianzun, intercept the teachings of the heavenly sage, the people teach the Taishang Laojun, the Holy Mother of Nuwa Niangniang, the Buddhist guide to the Tao, and the Buddha mother.

The six sages of ancient China mainly refer to Confucius, Mozi, Laozi, Zhuangzi, Xunzi and Han Feizi. These six thinkers have all made important contributions to ancient Chinese philosophy, ethics, and wisdom politics to varying degrees, and are revered as sages or sages by later generations. Among them, Confucius is regarded as the founder of Confucianism, Mozi is the representative of the Mohist school, Laozi and Zhuangzi are important representatives of the Taoist school, Xunzi is the representative of the Legalist school, and Han Feizi is the representative of the Mohist school to Legalism.

1.Wine Saint: Du Kang, an emperor of the Xia Dynasty, is said to be the inventor of wine.

2.Wensheng: Kongqiu, the word Zhongni. Lu Guoquyi (now Qufu, Shandong), a thinker, educator, and founder of Confucianism in the late Spring and Autumn Period.

3.Shi Sheng: Sima Qian, the character is long. Xia Yang (now from Chaocheng, Shaanxi) is a famous historian and writer in the Western Han Dynasty and the author of the first biography of China and the general history "Historical Records".

4.Cao Sheng: Zhang Xu, a calligrapher in the Tang Dynasty, he was good at cursive writing, and he had a deeper understanding of Rili's cursive writing.

5.Medical saint: Zhang Zhongjing, famous machine. Nanyang County (now Nanyang, Henan) was a medical scientist of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and the author of "Typhoid Fever and Miscellaneous Diseases" and "The Essentials of Golden Medicine".

6.Martial Saint: Guan Yu, the word cloud is long. Henan Xie County (now Shanxi) at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty Yi State general emphasis on righteousness, fine martial arts, descendants respect his "King Guan" and "Emperor Guan".

7.Book Sage: Wang Xizhi, the word Yizhi. Jin Langyalin, works include "Huang Tingjing" and "Orchid Pavilion Preface".

8.Painting saint: Wu Daozi, Yang Zhai (now from Yuxian County, Henan) was a famous painter in the Tang Dynasty, good at figure painting, and had the reputation of "Wu Belt Wind".

9.Tea Sage: Lu Yu, a native of the Tang Dynasty, is famous for his love of tea, and is the author of three volumes of the Book of Tea.

10 poems: Du Fu, the word Zimei, the number Shaoling. A native of Gongxian County, Henan, he was a great realist poet of the Tang Dynasty and wrote "Du Gongbu Collection".

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Medical saint Zhang Zhongjing.

Zhang Zhongjing is a famous machine, known as a medical saint in history. Nieyang, Nanyang County (now Zhangzhai Village, Dongdong Town, Deng County, Henan Province, also known as Nanyang City, Henan). He was born in the reign of Emperor Huan of the Eastern Han Dynasty during the reign of Yuanjia and Yongxing (c. 150 154 AD) and died in the last years of Jian'an (about 215 219 AD) and lived to be about 70 years old.

According to legend, he once raised filial piety and was too shou of Changsha, so he was called Changsha.

Zhang Zhongjing has been fond of medicine since he was a child, "Broad-minded books, latent music Taoism." By the time he was 10 years old, he had read a lot of books, especially about medicine. His fellow countryman He Hao appreciated his intelligence and expertise, and once said to him:

Jun with the essence of thinking and the rhyme is not high, and he will be a good doctor in the future" ("He Hao's Biography"). Later, Zhang Zhongjing really became a good doctor, and was called "the saint of medicine, the ancestor of the square." Of course, this is related to his "use of thought", but it is mainly the result of his love for the medical profession and his good at "diligent pursuit of ancient teachings and learning from others".

When he was young, he studied medicine with Zhang Bozu in the same county. After years of hard work and clinical practice, he has become an outstanding medical scientist in the history of Chinese medicine.

Medicine saint Sun Simiao.

Sun Simiao (541 or 581 682) was a famous Taoist priest and pharmacist in the Tang Dynasty. A native of Jingzhaohuayuan (now Yaoxian, Shaanxi). Young and bright and studious.

He called himself "a young man who was cold, repeatedly made a doctor, and used up his family property for decoction and medicine". And long, through the old, Zhuang and a hundred schools of thought, and good Buddhist scriptures. At the age of eighteen, he was determined to study medicine, "quite conscious and enlightened, and he was a good friend of those who had diseases at home and abroad."

In the first year of Dacheng of the Northern Zhou Dynasty (579), with the royal family, he lived in seclusion in Taibai Mountain (in present-day Yixian County, Shaanxi) to learn Taoism, refining qi, cultivating form, and studying the art of longevity. and Emperor Jing of Zhou ascended the throne, and when Yang Jian assisted the government, he was enlisted as a doctor of the country, and he was called ill. In Sui Daye (605 618), you were in Emei.

Sui died, hidden in Zhongnan Mountain, and was friendly with the monk Daoxuan. Tang Taizong Li Shimin ascended the throne, summoned to Beijing, with his "Taoism", awarded the title, fixed words are not accepted, and then enter Emei to refine the "Taiyi Divine Essence Pill". In the third year of Xianqing (658), Tang Gaozong was recruited to Beijing and lived in the abandoned mansion of Princess Poyang.

The following year, Gaozong summoned him to consult the doctor, but he still refused to accept it. In the fourth year of Xianheng (673), Gaozong fell ill and ordered him to follow him. In the first year of Shangyuan (674), he resigned from illness and returned to the mountain, Gaozong gave a good horse, and the fake princess of Poyang belonged to him.

Yongchun died in the first year, and the widow ordered a thin burial, did not hide the Ming utensils, and sacrificed to the animal prison. In the second year of Chongning (1103), Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty was posthumously awarded the title of Miaoying Zhenren.