Daoist Master Qiu Chuji's journey to the Mongol court, as chronicled in the complete translation of 'Changchun zhenren xiyouji', represents a significant historical episode in early 13th-century Asia. It details Qiu's travels with disciples from China to the heart of the Mongol Empire in pursuit of the secret of long life, greatly impacting both the Quanzhen sect and the broader cultural context of the time. This translation brings a comprehensive view, including poetry, that highlights the social and religious themes prominent throughout the journey and provides unique insights into Chinggis Khan's era.
The Daoist master Qiu Chuji's journey to the Mongol court signifies a profound intersection of spirituality and political authority during a transformative era in Asia.
The complete translation of 'Changchun zhenren xiyouji' reveals not only the details of a three-year journey but also significant insights into Mongol society and its leaders.
This book is unique in that it includes poetry previously omitted, enriching our understanding of Qiu Chuji's reflections and experiences during his travels.
The account emphasizes how religious figures like Qiu Chuji navigated unfamiliar cultural landscapes while impacting the social and religious framework of their time.
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