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Qingxu Daode Zhenjun清虚道德真君

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One of the Twelve Golden Immortals of Chanism, residing in Ziyang Cave on Qingfeng Mountain, saved Huang Tianhua and Yang Ren.

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Qingxu Daode Zhenjun, and the people around them.

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MENTORSHIP

Mentorship

Teachers, disciples and transmission

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  • Qingxu Daode ZhenjunHuang Tianhuamaster-disciple

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    真君曰:“你父乃武成王黄飞虎是也;今在潼关,被火龙标打死,著你下山

    Investiture of the Gods, ch. 31

  • Qingxu Daode ZhenjunYang Renmaster-disciple

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    真君随入后洞,取出一根枪,名曰“飞电枪”,在桃园里,传与杨任

    Investiture of the Gods, ch. 80

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THE UNSEEN

Mythic acts

Transformation, aid and divine punishment

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In fiction · Investiture of the Gods

A high immortal of Chanism in Ziyang Cave on Qingfeng Mountain, took Huang Tianhua and Yang Ren as disciples and bestowed treasures such as the Heart-Piercing Nail and the Five-Fire Seven-Feather Fan. He repeatedly acted to save his disciples and guided them down the mountain to defeat enemies, personally participated in breaking the Red Water Formation, and fanned enemy general Wang Bian to death.

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Qingxu Daode ZhenjunQingxu Daode ZhenjunHuang FeihuHuang FeihuHuang TianhuaHuang TianhuaYang RenYang Ren
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Sources: Investiture of the Gods, ch. 18; Investiture of the Gods, ch. 31; Investiture of the Gods, ch. 32; Investiture of the Gods, ch. 40; Investiture of the Gods, ch. 44; Investiture of the Gods, ch. 67; Investiture of the Gods, ch. 68; Investiture of the Gods, ch. 76

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