A reference entry from the FYSK Daoist Culture Centre's database, an institutional Daoist studies resource, tracing the Taoist canon's compilation history from the Song dynasty's Zhenghe era forward and documenting the Longevity Daoist Canon that Emperor Huizong ordered collated and Fuzhou prefect Huang Shang had printed in 1119, the first printed Daoist canon.
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Reliability Tier2
A dedicated Daoist studies institution's own reference database, tier 2, used here as independent corroboration of the 1119 printing and the officials who carried it out, alongside Golden Elixir Press's scholarly account above. NotesUsed for the officials who compiled and printed the canon, Huang Shang's role as Fuzhou prefect, and the canon's standing as the first Taoist canon produced in print.
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PublisherFYSK Daoist Culture Centre
URLhttps://en.daoinfo.org/wiki/History_of_the_Canon's_Compilation
Source TypeInstitutional database
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