The Transformation of Scholarly Huang-Lao into Religious Huang-Lao

Contemporary Chinese Thought 34 (1):82-97 (2002)
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The term "religious Daoism" first appeared in the Xiang'er commentary to the Laozi. Prior to this commentary, historiographical works only mentioned a "Way of Huang-Lao." For example, the "Biography of Huangpu Song" in the History of the Later Han states:Previously, Zhang Jue from Julu had called himself Perfect Master of Great Excellence. He served the Way of Huang-Lao

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