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Zhongyongdao (中庸道 "Way of the Golden Mean") is a Chinese folk religious sect that as of the 1980s was a proscribed religion in China as testified by the arrest of one of its leaders, Tang Tianxu, in Sichuan in 1981. [1]
History
Tang Tianxu was a leader of Zhongyingdao who was arrested in the Kaijiang County of Sichuan in 1981. It is not known what sentence he received. [1] According to an official report, in June of that year Tang gathered a "Thunder Patriarch Assembly", a religious gathering, binding together over ten thousands sticks of incense to create one great "heavenly incense". [1] On that occasion he instructed the people about eschatology, proclaiming the end of the jiazi and a new emperor to come. [1]
See also
References
- ^ a b c d Munro & Mickey (1994), pp. 261–262.
Sources
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Munro, Robin; Mickey, Spiegel (1994).
Detained in China and Tibet: A Directory of Political and Religious Prisoners. Human Rights Watch.
ISBN
978-1564321053.
- List first published in: "Appendix: Sects and Societies Recently or Currently Active in the PRC". Chinese Sociology & Anthropology. 21 (4): 103–104. 1989. doi: 10.2753/CSA0009-46252104102.
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Zhongyongdao (中庸道 "Way of the Golden Mean") is a Chinese folk religious sect that as of the 1980s was a proscribed religion in China as testified by the arrest of one of its leaders, Tang Tianxu, in Sichuan in 1981. [1]
History
Tang Tianxu was a leader of Zhongyingdao who was arrested in the Kaijiang County of Sichuan in 1981. It is not known what sentence he received. [1] According to an official report, in June of that year Tang gathered a "Thunder Patriarch Assembly", a religious gathering, binding together over ten thousands sticks of incense to create one great "heavenly incense". [1] On that occasion he instructed the people about eschatology, proclaiming the end of the jiazi and a new emperor to come. [1]
See also
References
- ^ a b c d Munro & Mickey (1994), pp. 261–262.
Sources
-
Munro, Robin; Mickey, Spiegel (1994).
Detained in China and Tibet: A Directory of Political and Religious Prisoners. Human Rights Watch.
ISBN
978-1564321053.
- List first published in: "Appendix: Sects and Societies Recently or Currently Active in the PRC". Chinese Sociology & Anthropology. 21 (4): 103–104. 1989. doi: 10.2753/CSA0009-46252104102.