94 Yen Chün-ping (diviner; Tao
Te Ching and Chuang Tzu
scholar)
1 c.e.
95 An-ch’iu Wang-jih
(shaman/physician, Tao Te
Ching scholar)
96 Chia K’uei (eclectic cm., Old
Text school)
97 Ts’ao Pao (numerology group
leader)
Figure 4.4. Later Han Dynasty
Disintegration and the Dark
Learning, 100–300 c.e.
100 c.e.98 Ma Jung (Confucian cm., Old
Text school, anti-occult
skeptic)
99 Wang Fu (Confucian political
phil, anti-occult skeptic)
100 Wei Po-Yang (Taoist, first
alchemy book)
101 Yü Chi (pop. Taoist cult)
102 Chang Tao-Ling (Taoist
healing cult, military org.,
Szechuan)
103? Ho Shang Kung (Tao Te
Ching cm.)
i 104 Chang Heng (same as 102)
105 Chang Lu (f. Taoist church)
(106) Chang Chüeh (Tao of Great
Peace, Yellow Turban uprising)
107 Ho Hsiu (Confucian
religion)
107b Yü Fan (Confucian, Yi Ching
cm., numerology)
108 Hsün Shuang
109 Hsün Yüeh (Confucian,
anti-Taoist, anti-occult skeptic)
110 Ts’ai Yung (anti-occult
skeptic, astronomer)
i 111 Wang K’ai (bequeathed
library to son, 117)
i 112 Liu Pao (patron of
Ching-Chou Academy Old
Text scholars)
200 c.e.
113 Wang Lang (anti-occult
skeptic)
114 Tso Tzu (Taoist magician)
115 Ko Hsüan (religious Taoist,
south China)
i 116 Wang Ts’an (inherited library
of 110)
i 117 Wang Yeh (father of Wang Pi)
118 Ouyang Chien
119 Wang Tao
120 Yin Jung (or Hsün Jung)
121 Hsia-hou Hsuan
122 Wang Su (Confucian, high
Wei official; Old Text school,
K’ung-Ts’ung Tzu author?)
123 Juan Chi (poet, Seven Sages
of the Bamboo Grove)
124 Shan T’ao (statesman,
general, Seven Sages)
125 Juan Hsian (Seven Sages)
126 Wang Jung (same)
127 Liu Ling (same)
128 Wang Têng (Pure
Conversation, nudist circle)
129 Wang Yen (same)
130 Juan Chan (same)
131 Hsu Kun (same)
132 Humu Yen-Kuo (same)
133 Pi Cho(same)
134 Yueh Kuang (Name/Principle
doctrine)
134a Hsieh Hsuan (same)
135 P’ei Wei (skeptic, anti-nihilist)
135a Ssu-ma P’iao (cm. Chuang
Tzu, Mohist Canons)
136 Juan Fou (libertine, Pure
Conversation)Keys to Figures • 903