Huashan Mountain in Qinxian County
Huashan Mountain in Qinxian County
"Huashan Mountain is located thirty-five li to the north of the city. Its towering peaks are uniquely elegant, standing out among all the others. From afar, it resembles a lotus flower, hence its name. On the mountain there are the Hall of Laojun, the Temple of the Heavenly Immortal Jade Emperor, and the Stone Cave of the Immortal Wang, where the true form of the Immortal Wang after his bodily transcendence is enshrined."
"The *Qinzhou Annals · Biography of the Immortal Wang of Huashan* states: The Immortal Wang was named Wang Wei. Born into a farming family, he neither farmed nor studied, did not marry, and..."
"Huashan Mountain in Qinxian County"
"Huashan Mountain in Qinxian County"
"Huashan Mountain in Qinxian County"
"It is said: 'Huashan Mountain is thirty-five li to the north of the city. Its lofty peaks are strikingly distinct from the surrounding ones, resembling a lotus flower from afar—thus the name. On the mountain are the Hall of Laojun, the Temple of the Heavenly Immortal Jade Emperor, and the Stone Cave of the Immortal Wang, within which lies the true form of the Immortal Wang after his bodily ascension.'"
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