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Jingming Taoism
净明道 zh 浄明忠孝教 ja 정명충효교 ko
Chinese Daoist school influential during the Yuan and Ming dynasties in Jiangnan, incorporating aspects of Confucianism and Buddhism
- Also called Daoism of purity and light, purity and light Daoism, Daoism of purity and light, loyalty, and filial piety
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