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An Interpretation of Imperial Edicts of the Ming Dynasty in Wudang Mountains

Zheng Yong-hua

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The authors have,taking imperial edicts of the Ming Dynasty in Wudang Mountains as the evidence,studied belief of Emperor Xuantian,maintenance of halls and palaces,and the main sources of Wudang Mountains economy in the Ming Dynasty,with a purpose to show the magnificent history of Wudang Mountains and Wudang Taoism in the Ming Dynasty.

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The authors have,taking imperial edicts of the Ming Dynasty in Wudang Mountains as the evidence,studied belief of Emperor Xuantian,maintenance of halls and palaces,and the main sources of Wudang Mountains economy in the Ming Dynasty,with a purpose to show the magnificent history of Wudang Mountains and Wudang Taoism in the Ming Dynasty.

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The authors have,taking imperial edicts of the Ming Dynasty in Wudang Mountains as the evidence,studied belief of Emperor Xuantian,maintenance of halls and palaces,and the main sources of Wudang Mountains economy in the Ming Dynasty,with a purpose to show the magnificent history of Wudang Mountains and Wudang Taoism in the Ming Dynasty.

Key concepts: Taoism, Emperor, Ancient history, History, Interpretation (philosophy), History of China, China, Archaeology

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