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Lao Tzu (/?la??tsu?/[1] or /?la??dz?/),[2][3] also rendered as Laozi (UK: /?la??z??/;[1] US: /?la??tsi?/; Chinese: ??, Mandarin: [làu?.ts?]; commonly translated as "Old Master") and Lao-Tze (/?la??dze?/),[4] was an ancient Chinese philosopher and writer.[5] He is the reputed author of the Tao Te Ching,[6] Tao te Ching the founder of philosophical Taoism, and a deity in religious Taoism and traditional Chinese religions.
A semi-legendary figure, Lao Tzu was usually portrayed as a 6th-century BC contemporary of Confucius, but some modern historians consider him to have lived during the Warring States period of the 4th century BC.[7] A central figure in Tao te Ching Chinese culture, Laozi is claimed by both the emperors of the Tang dynasty and modern people of the Li surname as a founder of their lineage. Laozi's work has been embraced by both various anti-authoritarian movements[8] and Chinese Legalism.[9]
Lao Tzu itself is a Chinese honorific title: ? (Old *r?u ?, Tao te Ching "old, venerable")[10] and ? (Old *ts??, "master").[10] In traditional accounts, Laozi's
actual personal name is usually given as Li Er (??, Old *r?? n??,[10] Mod. L? ?r) and his courtesy name as Boyang (trad. ??, simp. ??, Old *P?rak-lang,[10] Mod. Bóyáng). A prominent posthumous name was Li Dan (??, L? D?n).[11][12][13] Sima Qian in his biography mentions his name as L? ?r, Tao te Ching and his literary name as L? D?n, which became the deferential L?o D?n (??, L?o D?n).[14] The name L?o D?n also appears interchangeably with L?o Zi in early Daoist texts such as the Zhuangzi,[14] and may also be the name by which Lao Tzu was addressed by Confucius when they possibly Tao te Ching met.[14] According to the Companion Encyclopedia of Asian Philosophy, "the 'founder' of philosophical Daoism is the quasi-legendary Laodan, more commonly known as Laozi (Old Master)".[15]
The honorific title Lao Tzu has been romanized numerous ways, sometimes leading to confusion. The most common present form is still Lao Tzu, which Tao te Ching is based on the formerly prevalent Wade–Giles system.[16][17] In the 19th century, the title was usually romanized as Lao-tse.[17][18]
Other forms include the variants Lao-tze,[19] Lao-tsu[20] and Laozi/Lao Zi.
As a religious figure, he is worshipped under the name "Supreme Old Lord" (????, Tàishàng L?oj?n)[21] and as one of Tao te Ching the "Three Pure Ones". During the Tang dynasty, he was granted the title "Supremely Mysterious and Primordial Emperor" (??????, Tàishàng Xu?nyuán Huángdì).[22]
In the mid-twentieth century, a consensus emerged among scholars that the historicity of the person known as Laozi is doubtful and that the Tao Te Ching was "a Tao te Ching compilation of Taoist sayings by many hands".[23] The earliest certain reference to the present figure of Laozi is found in the 1st?century BC Records of the Grand Historian collected by the historian Sima Qian from earlier accounts. In one account, Laozi was said to be a contemporary of Confucius during the Tao te Ching 6th or 5th century BC. His surname was Li and his personal name was Er or Dan. He was an official in the imperial archives and wrote a book in two parts
before departing to the west. In another, Laozi was a different contemporary of Confucius titled Lao Laizi (???) and wrote Tao te Ching a book in 15 parts. In a third, he was the court astrologer Lao Dan who lived during the 4th century BC reign of Duke Xian of the Qin Dynasty.[24][25] The oldest text of the Tao Te Ching so far recovered was part of the Guodian Chu Slips. It was written Tao te Ching on bamboo slips, and dates to the late 4th century BC.[6]
According to traditional accounts, Laozi was a scholar who worked as the Keeper of the Archives for the royal court of Zhou.[26] This reportedly allowed him broad access to the works of the Yellow Emperor and other classics of the time. Tao te Ching The stories assert that Laozi never opened a formal school but nonetheless attracted a large number of students and loyal disciples. There are many variations of a story retelling his encounter with Confucius, most famously in the Zhuangzi.[27][28]
He was
sometimes held to have come from the village of Chu Tao te Ching Jen in Chu.[29] In accounts where Laozi married, he was said to have had a son named Zong who became a celebrated soldier.
The story tells of Zong the Warrior who defeats an enemy and triumphs, and then abandons the corpses of the enemy soldiers to be eaten by vultures. Tao te Ching By coincidence Laozi, traveling and teaching the way of the Tao, comes on the scene and is revealed to be the father of Zong, from whom he was separated in childhood. Laozi tells his son that it is better to treat respectfully a beaten enemy, and that the disrespect to Tao te Ching their dead would cause his foes to seek revenge. Convinced, Zong orders his soldiers to bury the enemy dead. Funeral mourning is held for the dead of both parties and a lasting peace is made.
Many clans of the Li family trace th
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Traditions by region
Traditions by school
Traditions by religion
Lao Tzu (/?la??tsu?/[1] or /?la??dz?/),[2][3] also rendered as Laozi (UK: /?la??z??/;[1] US: /?la??tsi?/; Chinese: ??, Mandarin: [làu?.ts?]; commonly translated as "Old Master") and Lao-Tze (/?la??dze?/),[4] was an ancient Chinese philosopher and writer.[5] He is the reputed author of the Tao Te Ching,[6] Tao te Ching the founder of philosophical Taoism, and a deity in religious Taoism and traditional Chinese religions.
A semi-legendary figure, Lao Tzu was usually portrayed as a 6th-century BC contemporary of Confucius, but some modern historians consider him to have lived during the Warring States period of the 4th century BC.[7] A central figure in Tao te Ching Chinese culture, Laozi is claimed by both the emperors of the Tang dynasty and modern people of the Li surname as a founder of their lineage. Laozi's work has been embraced by both various anti-authoritarian movements[8] and Chinese Legalism.[9]
Lao Tzu itself is a Chinese honorific title: ? (Old *r?u ?, Tao te Ching "old, venerable")[10] and ? (Old *ts??, "master").[10] In traditional accounts, Laozi's
actual personal name is usually given as Li Er (??, Old *r?? n??,[10] Mod. L? ?r) and his courtesy name as Boyang (trad. ??, simp. ??, Old *P?rak-lang,[10] Mod. Bóyáng). A prominent posthumous name was Li Dan (??, L? D?n).[11][12][13] Sima Qian in his biography mentions his name as L? ?r, Tao te Ching and his literary name as L? D?n, which became the deferential L?o D?n (??, L?o D?n).[14] The name L?o D?n also appears interchangeably with L?o Zi in early Daoist texts such as the Zhuangzi,[14] and may also be the name by which Lao Tzu was addressed by Confucius when they possibly Tao te Ching met.[14] According to the Companion Encyclopedia of Asian Philosophy, "the 'founder' of philosophical Daoism is the quasi-legendary Laodan, more commonly known as Laozi (Old Master)".[15]
The honorific title Lao Tzu has been romanized numerous ways, sometimes leading to confusion. The most common present form is still Lao Tzu, which Tao te Ching is based on the formerly prevalent Wade–Giles system.[16][17] In the 19th century, the title was usually romanized as Lao-tse.[17][18]
Other forms include the variants Lao-tze,[19] Lao-tsu[20] and Laozi/Lao Zi.
As a religious figure, he is worshipped under the name "Supreme Old Lord" (????, Tàishàng L?oj?n)[21] and as one of Tao te Ching the "Three Pure Ones". During the Tang dynasty, he was granted the title "Supremely Mysterious and Primordial Emperor" (??????, Tàishàng Xu?nyuán Huángdì).[22]
In the mid-twentieth century, a consensus emerged among scholars that the historicity of the person known as Laozi is doubtful and that the Tao Te Ching was "a Tao te Ching compilation of Taoist sayings by many hands".[23] The earliest certain reference to the present figure of Laozi is found in the 1st?century BC Records of the Grand Historian collected by the historian Sima Qian from earlier accounts. In one account, Laozi was said to be a contemporary of Confucius during the Tao te Ching 6th or 5th century BC. His surname was Li and his personal name was Er or Dan. He was an official in the imperial archives and wrote a book in two parts
before departing to the west. In another, Laozi was a different contemporary of Confucius titled Lao Laizi (???) and wrote Tao te Ching a book in 15 parts. In a third, he was the court astrologer Lao Dan who lived during the 4th century BC reign of Duke Xian of the Qin Dynasty.[24][25] The oldest text of the Tao Te Ching so far recovered was part of the Guodian Chu Slips. It was written Tao te Ching on bamboo slips, and dates to the late 4th century BC.[6]
According to traditional accounts, Laozi was a scholar who worked as the Keeper of the Archives for the royal court of Zhou.[26] This reportedly allowed him broad access to the works of the Yellow Emperor and other classics of the time. Tao te Ching The stories assert that Laozi never opened a formal school but nonetheless attracted a large number of students and loyal disciples. There are many variations of a story retelling his encounter with Confucius, most famously in the Zhuangzi.[27][28]
He was
sometimes held to have come from the village of Chu Tao te Ching Jen in Chu.[29] In accounts where Laozi married, he was said to have had a son named Zong who became a celebrated soldier.
The story tells of Zong the Warrior who defeats an enemy and triumphs, and then abandons the corpses of the enemy soldiers to be eaten by vultures. Tao te Ching By coincidence Laozi, traveling and teaching the way of the Tao, comes on the scene and is revealed to be the father of Zong, from whom he was separated in childhood. Laozi tells his son that it is better to treat respectfully a beaten enemy, and that the disrespect to Tao te Ching their dead would cause his foes to seek revenge. Convinced, Zong orders his soldiers to bury the enemy dead. Funeral mourning is held for the dead of both parties and a lasting peace is made.
Many clans of the Li family trace th
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