In history, the three disciples of Laozi were Yin Xi, Wang Chongyang and Zhang Daoling. Lao Tzu once spread Yin Xi to open the Wenshi School, Zhang Daoling to open the Zhengyi School, Wang Xuanfu to open the Shaoyang School, and Lv Dongbin is the successor of the Shaoyang School; Lu Chuan and Wang Chongyang established the sect of Shaoyang, which is called Quanzhen Sect.
Yin Xi, styled Wengong, is named Mr. Wenshi, Wenshi Immortal, Guan Yin. He was one of the top ten heroes in the pre Qin Dynasty, a doctor, general, philosopher, educator in the Zhou Dynasty, and a native of Tianshui, Gansu Province. He studied ancient books from an early age, was proficient in the calendar, was good at observing astronomy, and learned astrology, so that he could know the past and see the future.
Wang Chongyang (1112-1170), the founder of Quanzhen Taoism, was born in Xianyang (today's Xianyang, Shaanxi Province). His original name was Zhongfu, with the word Yunqing. After joining the Taoism, he changed his name to 嚞 (or Zhe), with the word Zhiming, and the name Chongyangzi. He called himself "evil wind".
Zhang Daoling (February 22nd, 34-156), named Fuhan, was originally named Ling, the founder of Zhengyi Alliance Weidao, and was born in Fengxian County of the Eastern Han Dynasty (now Fengxian County of Xuzhou, Jiangsu Province).
Laozi, whose surname is Li Minger, has the word Dan, or posthumous title of Boyang. He was born in the late Spring and Autumn Period in Ku County, the State of Chen, during the Spring and Autumn Period of the Zhou Dynasty (an ancient county, which is widely believed by historians to be located in Luyi County, Henan Province today). Chinese ancient thinkers, philosophers, writers and historians, the founder and main representatives of the Taoist school.
In terms of religion, Lao Tzu created Taoism, transformed Hu people into Buddhism, and Buddhism people created Greek and Nordic myths. Therefore, people of all religions are Lao Tzu's disciples. Academically, Lao Tzu teaches Zhuang Kong. All scholars after Zhuang Kong are Lao Tzu's disciples, so all those who engage in learning are Lao Tzu's disciples. Confucius pays attention to education without discrimination, so those who are ignorant and incompetent are also Lao Tzu's disciples.
