The Holy of Taoism
The sage is called a saint with all his virtues—a person whose character and wisdom are perfect. According to the Confucian, Taoist, and Mo classics, saints usually refer to the ancient kings (saint kings), including the teachers and sages who assisted the holy kings such as Yi Yin and Fu Shu, as well as Confucius, who finally inherited the Dao system of the previous kings.
FuXi - invented Bagua, laid the basic theory of the I Ching, laid the human relationship between father and son of the monarch, and invented the guqin.
Yandi - laying the theory of Chinese medicine and inventing agricultural tools.
The Yellow Emperor - unified the tribes by force, laying the foundation for the system of ritual music, clothing, state, traditional Chinese medicine, and civilization.
Yao - laying the theory of royal benevolence and tribal harmony, and creating the Zen concession system.
Shun - laying the theory of filial piety.
Yu - To rule the great water.
Gao Tao - Fa Sheng (known as the Four Ancient Saints with Yao Shunyu).
King of Shang Tang - Crusade against Xia Jie.
King Wen of Zhou - Laid the foundation of the Zhou civilization and wrote the I Ching.
King Wu of Zhou - Crusading against shang, establishing the Zhou Dynasty, and writing the I Ching.
Duke of Zhou - Inheriting the wisdom of the previous kings of the Yao Shun Yu Xia And Shang Zhou Dynasties, he established the most complete system of ritual music, canon, and civilization in the history of China, and assisted King Wu of Zhou in founding the Zhou Dynasty in the 800th year of the State Of Prefect.
Confucius - integrating the royal wisdom of all the above saints, compiled into the Confucian Five Classics, the fundamental classic of Chinese civilization.
Secular sainthood
Master of All Saints - Oniguzi
Zhisheng Ancestor - Zhuge Liang
Bing ShengxianShi - Sun Tzu (Sun Wu, Sun Zhen)
Painting Saint - Wu Daozi
Medicine Saint - Li Shizhen
Medical Saints - Zhang Zhongjing, Wan Mizhai (named "Medical Saint" by the Kangxi Emperor Jia)
Shusheng - Wang Xizhi
Cao Sheng - Zhang Xu, Huai Su
Zhisheng - Dongfang Shuo
Wu Sheng - Guan Yu
Wine Saint - Du kang
Shi Sheng - Sima Qian
Wen Sheng - Ouyang Xiu
Le Sheng - Year of the Li Gui
Tea Saint - Lu Yu
Chess Saint - Huang Longshi
Qu Sheng - Guan Hanqing
Love Saint - Tang Bohu, Li Yu
Poetry - Du Fu
Zisheng - Su Shi, Li Shangyin
Buddhist sage - Shakyamuni
Taoist saints – Lao Tzu and Zhuangzi
The Twelve Philosophers of Confucius
Min loss
Ran Geng
Ran Yong
Zaiyu
Duanmu Shi
Ask
Zhongyu
Words
Bu Shang
Master Of the Sun Dynasty
Yes
Zhu Xi
The Four Nobles of Confucianism
The Confucian Four Saints refer to the four people of Confucius, Yan Hui, Zengzi and Mencius.
It is also believed that the Four Sages of Confucianism refer to King Confucius and Zhu, namely Confucius, Mencius, Zhuzi, and Wang Yangming.
Confucianism originated in the Spring and Autumn Period, and gradually became the orthodoxy of China's feudal society, and there were many thinkers who contributed to the emergence and development of Confucianism, four of whom were honored by posterity as "saints" and revered by confucians of all generations. They are: The Most Holy Confucius, the FuSheng Yan Hui, the Zong Sheng Zengzi and the A saint Mencius.
Confucian Five Saints / Confucius Temple Five Saints
The combined name of Confucius, the founder of the Confucian school, and his disciples Yanzi, Zengzi, Zisi, and Mencius. The Five Saints of Confucianism occupy an important position in the Confucian school, are revered by successive generations of Confucians, and have a profound impact on future generations.
The Most Holy - Confucius
Fusheng - Yan Yuan
Zongsheng - Zengzi
Shu Sheng-Zi Si
Yasheng - Mencius
The Four Saints of the Bing Family
The Four Saints of bingjia are the general name for the four strategists and military experts of the ancient Chinese bingjia, and historians of all generations have different views on the four saints of the bingjia, so the four sages of the bingjia are also different.
The first theory: Bing Sheng Sun Wu, Ya Sheng Wu Qi, Ji Sheng Sun Zhen, Wei Sheng Wei Ji; (the most common saying)
The second theory: Bing Sheng Sun Wu, Mou Sheng Ghost Guzi, Ya Sheng Wu Qi, And Sub Saint Sun Zhen; (Recorded in the history books)
The third theory: Bing Zu Lü Shang, Bing Sheng Sun Wu, Ya Sheng Wu Qi, Sub Saint Sun Zhen;
The fourth theory: Bing Sheng Sun Wu, Ya Sheng Wu Qi, Ren Tu Bai Qi, Emperor Shi Wang Qi;
The fifth theory: Bing Zu Lü Shang, Bing Sheng Sun Wu, Hidden Saint Huang Shi Gong, Mou Sheng Zhang Liang:
The sixth theory: Bing Sheng Sun Wu, Ya Sheng Wu Qi, Ren Tu Bai Qi, Bing Xian Han Xin;
The seventh theory: Human Tu Baiqi, Bing Xian Han Xin, God of War Li Jing, Wu Sheng Yue Fei;
The eighth theory: Bing Zu Lü Shang, Bing Zong Sima Rang Tho, Bing Sheng Sun Wu, Ya Sheng Wu Qi;
The ninth theory: Bing Zu Lü Shang, Bing Zun Prince Cheng's father, Bing Sheng Sun Wu, Ya Sheng Wu Qi.
The Three Great Saints of the East
Western scholars have rated the "three great saints of the East", the first is The Desheng Confucius, the second is the Taoist Saint Laozi, and the third is the Zhisheng Liuzu Huineng, which just represents the three religions of China: Confucianism represented by Confucius, Chinese Buddhism represented by the Six Ancestors of Zen Buddhism, and Taoism represented by Laozi.