Lü, Dongbin, 798-
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Name (Latin)
Lü, Dongbin, 798-
Other forms of name
Chunyang Zi, 798-
Chunyangzi, 798-
Chʻun-yang-tzu, 798-
Fuyoushangdi Chunyang Lüzu tian shi, 798-
Hui-tao-jen, 798-
Huidaoren, 798-
Lü, the Progenitor, 798-
Lü-hsien, 798-
Lü-tsu, 798-
Lüxian, 798-
Lüzu, 798-
Master Pure-Yang, 798-
Pure-Yang, Master, 798-
Lu, Toung Pin, 798-
Lu, Tsou, 798-
Lü, Chunyang, 798-
Lü, Chʻun-yang, 798-
Lü, Hsien, 798-
Lü, Tsu, 798-
Lü, Xian, 798-
Lü, Yan, 798-
Lü, Zu, 798-
Pin, Lü Tung, 798-
Tsou, Lu, 798-
nnea Lü, Dongbin, b. 798
nnea Lü, Tung-pin, b. 798
Lu, Tung-pin, 798-
Lu, Tung-pin, b. 798 nna
Lü-tsu, b. 798
Lü, Yen, b. 798
Lü, Chun-yang, b. 798
Chun-yang-tzu, b. 798
Tsou, Lu, b. 798
Lü-hsien, b. 798
Date of birth
0798-05-04
Date of death
0870
Gender
male
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Sources of Information
- Author's Le secret de la fleur d'or, 1969.
- Enc. Brit.(Lü, Tung-pin)
- Jin dan shi jue, 1991:t.p. (吕巖 = Lü Yan)
- Kuo yü tzʻu tien;p. 1233 (呂洞賓 = Lü Tung-pin; given name 巖 = Yen)
- LCCN 78835781: His Yi shuo, 1976(hdg.: Lü, Yan, 798-870)
- Tzʻu hai, 1979:p. 1665 (吕洞宾 = Lü Tung-pin, 798-?; given name 嵒 or 岩 = Yen; h. 纯阳子 = Chʻun-yang-tzu)
- Wikipedia, Jan. 27, 2010(Lü Dongbin (呂洞賓); historical figure; his name is Lü Yan; Dongbin is his courtesy name; called Master Pure-Yang (純陽子 Chunyang Zi); also Lü the Progenitor (呂祖 lü zu); b. around 796, Jingzhao Prefecture; also a poet)
- Yi shuo, 2013:title page (孚佑上帝纯阳吕祖天师 = Fuyoushangdi Chunyang Lüzu tian shi)
Wikipedia description:
Lü Dongbin was a Daoist scholar and poet who lived during the Tang dynasty in China, and whose lifetime supposedly spanned two hundred and twenty years. Elevated to the status of an immortal in the Chinese cultural sphere by Daoists, he is one of the most widely known of the group of deities known as the Eight Immortals. Lü is also a historical figure and mentioned in the official history book History of Song. He is widely considered to be one of the earliest masters of neidan, or internal alchemy. He is also depicted in art dressed as a scholar carrying a sword to dispel evil spirits.
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