The Relationship between Minorities and Daoism in Wei,Jin and the Northern and Southern Dynasties: Centering on Nanman and Di and Qiang Minorities
Zhang Ze-hong
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Zhang Ze-hong
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Daoism,with its popularity and religious teaching,influenced the Southern Barbarians and Di and Qiang Minorities at various levels in Wei,Jin and the Northern and Southern Dynasties,the era of cultural integration among different peoples.Based on the study of the spreading of Daoism among the Southern Barbarians and Di and Qiang Minorities,this paper claims that there is a long history between the southern minorities and Daoism in ancient China.The origin of the influence can be traced back to Wei,Jin and the Northern and Southern Dynasties.
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Daoism,with its popularity and religious teaching,influenced the Southern Barbarians and Di and Qiang Minorities at various levels in Wei,Jin and the Northern and Southern Dynasties,the era of cultural integration among different peoples.Based on the study of the spreading of Daoism among the Southern Barbarians and Di and Qiang Minorities,this paper claims that there is a long history between the southern minorities and Daoism in ancient China.The origin of the influence can be traced back to Wei,Jin and the Northern and Southern Dynasties.
Key concepts: Popularity, China, Southern china, Ancient history, History, Geography, Archaeology, Political science