Introduction to handheld teaching

Zhangjiao can be used as the name of the head of a certain Sect of Taoism, or it can refer to a generation of masters of a certain Sect.

For example, Liu Dabin, the forty-fifth generation master of Maoshanzong, was in charge of teaching from the Yuan Dynasty to the senior year (13 1 1), and some high schools in history were also called "teaching masters". During the Jin and Yuan Dynasties, various emerging Taoist schools were often called "opening angles" by their subsequent masters in historical books and Taoist scriptures, such as Qi Zhicheng, Quan Zhen Dao, and Li Dehe, Zhen Da Dao. The inscriptions in the Yuan Dynasty recorded the activities of Quanzhen Opening Angle. For example, in Yu Ji's Epitaph of Sun Zhenren's Opening Angle of Xuanmen in Yuan Dynasty, Yuan Renzong ordered Sun Zhenren to be in charge of Taoism, and said, "The Japanese specially gave the immortal and Xuanmen exorcist the opening angle, taught the Taoist style, enlightened Ren Xuan, and took charge of all the Taoism." This "Xuanmen Opening Angle" Sun Zhenren is Sun Deyu. In addition, the monument to Sun Gong, the master of Xuanmen's opening angle, was also erected for Sun Deyu. The inscription of Yin Gongdao, the master of Xuanmen Palm Sect, in Qiuxi Collection by Wang Yun in Yuan Dynasty (Volume 56) is the inscription of Yin Zhiping, the successor of Quanzhen Palm Sect for six generations. In Yuan Dynasty, Li Daoqian's Record of Ganshui Fairy Source (Volume III) was inscribed by Xuanmen Zhang, and it was really a real person, Li Zhichang. "Erecting a Monument to the Emperor Pu" also said that Yuan Xianzong was ordered to teach truth, and the metaphysical reality Li Zhichang was the main teacher. In Yuan Dynasty, Li Daoqian's Record of Ganshui Fairy Source (Volume 5) inscribed Cheng Ming, the Taoist priest of Xuanmen. He was Zhang Chengming, the Quanzhen Taoist priest after Li Zhichang.