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Shun (sage king), 1: 244 (520 n.28), 277; 3: 226 (395 n.4), 259
Silabhadra, 1: 4
Silver-Headed Guardian, 3: 223
Silver Horn, 2: 100–101, 135
Silver Peace Palace, 2: 62–65, 67, 74, 79
Silver Sage Palace, 3: 281, 314
Silver Stream, 1: 359
Sink, 2: 343 (392 n.15)
Six Chambers, 4: 51
Six-Diagram Gods, 1: 383
Six Hermits, 3: (392 n.3)
Six-Hundred-Mile Awl-Head Peak, 2: 218
Six Robbers, 1: 13, 66, 73, 306 (523 n.1), 315; 2: 254 (389 n.3); 3: 76
Six Women Officials, 1: 196 (514 n.12)
Sizhou, 3: 231
Skinning Pavilion, 3: 303, 307
Slanting Moon and Three Stars, Cave of, 1: 112, 113, 119, 122; 2: 2–6, 12, 13, 14, 90
Slimy Shit Alley, 3: 242
Sly Devil, 2: 111, 114–17, 119–20
Snow Lion, 4: 216, 218, 221
Snow Mountain, 4: 29
Sōma, 1: 169
Song Emperor, King of the, 1: 140; 3: 110, 232
South Advent Monastery, 4: 318
South Heaven Gate, 1: 102, 144–46, 149, 151, 158, 185, 213, 341, 344, 353, 425, 469; 2: 84, 116–18, 192, 193, 195, 246, 293; 3: 1, 4, 7, 28, 106, 217, 289, 359; 4: 2, 27, 118, 124
South Jambūdvīpa (one of four great Buddhist continents), 1: 100 (506 n.5), 107, 108–9 (borders), 114, 129, 205, 255; 2: 48, 199, 288; 3: 50, 100, 173–74, 225, 226, 228, 231; 4: 271, 274, 314–15, 348, 356
South Mountain, 4: 163, 164–65
South Sea mythology, 2: 151 (382 n.11)
Spirit Mountain (also known as Garuḍa or Spirit Vulture Peak), 1: 11, 201, 207, 209, 308, 327, 419–20, 452; 2: 142, 148 (381 n.4), 208; 3: 23–25, 56, 99–100, 170, 214, 351; 4: 27, 29, 81, 89, 91, 121, 145, 174; 4: 174, 234, 262, 271, 313, 314, 342–44, 346–47, 363, 372, 381, 382, 383
Spread Incense Hall, 2: 85
Spread the Moon Deer, 3: 223
Spring Grace, 3: 303–6
Śramaṇa, 4: 349
Śravaṇā, 3: 3
Śrāvastī Kingdom, 4: 266–67, 373
Śraviṣṭha, 3: 3
Star Lord of Supreme Yin (God of the Moon), 4: 302–6
Star of Longevity (also known as Star of Long Life), 1: 175, 198, 199, 204; 2: 2, 3–6. See also Slanting Moon and Three Stars, Cave of
Star River, 1: 293
Star Spirit of Jupiter, 1: 148
Star Spirit of South Pole, 1: 221
Star Spirit of Wuqu, 1: 148
Star Spirits of Five Poles, 1: 159 (511 n.12), 160, 163, 169, 188, 198, 221, 255
Star the Sun Horse, 3: 223
Steer Hermit, 1: 296–97
Steward Wang, 4: 130–32
Stiff Bristles Hog, 1: 376, 379; 3: 189
Stomach the Earth Hog, 3: 223
Straddler the Wood Wolf, 3: 223; 4: 255–58
Suanyi, 4: 216 (397 n.5), 218–19
Subodhi, Patriarch, 1: 112, 114, 115, 116–20, 129
Sudatt a, 4: 269
Sudhana (also known as Boy Skilled in Wealth), 2: 224 (386–87 n.3), 227, 253 (389 n.1), 354; 3: 39, 92, 106, 125, 138; 4: 128
Suiren, 1: 342 (525 n.4); 2: 225 (387 n.4)
Sui Wendi, 1: 2
Sumeru Mountain, 1: 4, 146 (510 n.1), 201, 417; 2: 108; 3: 159
Sun Chu, 3: 207 (394 n.29)
Sun Kang, 2: 335 (391 n.3)
Supreme Ruler of the East. See Donghua dijun
Supreme Yin, Star Lord, 4: 302–6
Śūrangamā Sūtra, 1: 204, 468
Sūrya Kingdom, 3: 118–19 (388 n.6)
Sūtra for the Salvation of the Dead, 1: 304
Suvarnaṭa, 4: 119
Su Wu, 2: 335
Suxiang, 4: 138 (393 n.4)
Suyāma, 1: 146 (510 n.1)
Swift-as-Wind, 2: 236, 238
Taihang Mountain, 3: 287 (400 n.8)
Tail the Fire Tiger, 3: 223
Tai Mountain, 1: 138, 140 (king), 206; 2: 102, 109, 116, 163, 165, 250, 256, 349; 3: 84, 110 (king), 157, 232; 4: 194
Taiyue Mountain, 2: 261
Taizong (emperor of Tang dynasty), 1: 3, 5, 217 (517 n.2), 218, 243, 246, 248–51, 252–67, 271, 275, 279, 287–91; 2: 200; 3: 79, 83; 4: 81, 156, 272 (399–400 n.9), 370, 373–76, 381
Tao (divine Daoist general), 1: 145; 3: 72–73
Tartars, 1: 208, 305
Tathāgata (Buddhist Patriarch). See Buddha (also known as Buddhist Patriarch, Tathāgata)
Ten Islets, 1: 100, 198 (514 n.17), 353; 2: 2, 5; 4: 37
Ten Quarters, 3: 84 (386 n.7)
Ten Thousand Flowers Inn, 1: 219, 225, 229
Thearchs, 1: 100 (506 n.4), 160 (511 n.2); 2: 7, 8–9
Third Pneuma of the South, 3: 7, 9
Thirty-Mile Inn, 2: 153
Thirty-six Halls, 4: 17 (387 n.5)
Thoughtless Cliff, 1: 201
Thousand-Character Treatise, 3: 307
Thousand Flowers Cave, 3: 344–48
Thousand-Mile Eye, 1: 102, 143
Thousand-Step Corridor, 1: 246
Three August Ones, 1: 100 (506 n.4)
Three Charities Grand Assembly, 4: 119
Three Dukes, 3: 113 (387 n.5)
Three Forbidden Enclosures, 3: 3 (381 n.4)
Three Forces, 4: 2 (387 n.1)
Three Islands, 1: 100 (origin), 353; 2: 2, 5, 37; 4: 37
Three Judges, 1: 146 (510 n.3)
Three Kings, 1: 273
Three Mountains Phoenix cap, 1: 180
Three Officials Scripture, 2: 305
Three Palaces, Queen of the, 2: 49
Three Pure Ones (highest Daoist deities), 1: 160 (511 n.1), 163, 196; 2: 273–74 (389 n.4), 279–80, 281–82, 284–89; 3: 334
Three Regions, 1: 127, 139, 140
Three Stars. See Slanting Moon and Three Stars, Cave of
Three Tribunes, 1: 253
Three Wains, 3: 76 (385 n.2)
Three Worms (also known as Three Corpses), 1: 324 (524 n.1); 2: 109; 4: 46
Thunder, Squire of, 2: 293, 294, 296; 4: 184
Thunder Bureau, 2: 292
Thunderclap Monastery, 1: 192–93, 201, 203, 287, 316, 335; 3: 56, 65, 72, 97, 99, 112, 127, 160, 174, 214, 217, 219, 227, 229, 233, 258, 297; 4: 31, 76, 143, 145, 174–75, 244, 271, 346, 352
Tiantai mountain, 3: 36, 136 (389 n.4), 333 (402–3 n.1)
Tianyou, 1: 196
Tianzhu (India), 1: 202 (516 n.16)
Tibet, 1: 14, 369, 388, 422; 2: 201; 3: 59, 167. See also Qoco Kingdom
Tidal Sound Cave, 1: 206, 361, 431; 2: 242, 245; 3: 92, 106
Tiger’s-Mouth Cave, 4: 203, 206, 208, 210, 217, 227
Tiger-Strength Great Immortal, 2: 271, 279, 280, 284–87, 291–92, 298, 300, 304, 306
Tiger Vanguard, 1: 401–2, 404–6
Toad Palace, 4: 298 (402 n.4), 302, 305
Toxic Foe Mountain, 3: 62, 65, 73
Transcendent Void, 1: 146, 362–65
Transformation, Temple of, 1: 276, 294
Transformed Joy Palace, 2: 279
Translucent Palace, 1: 141
Transmigration, Sixfold Path of, 1: 261, 266
Transmigration, Wheel of, 1: 107, 142, 255, 468; 3: 368; 4: 85, 101
Transmigration Hall, 4: 75
Triaster the Water Ape, 3: 223
Trimsika, 1: 5
Triratna, 4: 40
Triumphant Virtue, Queen, 3: 227
True Immortal Compliant, 3: 35, 37–38, 39, 43
True Scriptures of the Yellow Court, 2: 284
True Sūtra of the Peacock, 2: 162
True Warrior of the North. See Zhenwu
Tuoluo Village, 3: 251, 254
Turning Wheel, King of, 1: 140; 3: 110
Turtle and Serpent, 3: 228–33, 240
Turtle Mountain, Monastery of, 3: 232
Tushita Palace, 1: 166, 189, 192, 198, 214, 469; 2: 85, 86, 146, 192, 193, 195; 3: 27–28, 30, 133, 309, 311; 4: 149
Two Frontiers, Mountain
of, 1: 304, 306, 309, 312, 336; 2: 16, 21, 27, 111, 123, 201; 4: 100, 218, 373
Ultimate Bliss, 1: 193; 4: 174, 192
Underworld, Ten Kings of the, 1: 139–41, 142, 255–56, 265, 268; 2: 72, 165, 192; 3: 84, 111–12, 351–52; 4: 82, 338
Unicorn Mountain, 3: 177 (hall), 281, 285, 293, 314
Universal Sweet Dew, Hall of, 4: 228
Upāsakas, 3: 113, 116; 4: 347
Upāsikās, 3: 113, 116; 4: 347
Utpala Flowers, 1: 7
Uttara-Aṣādhā, 3: 3
Uttara-Proṣṭhapada, 3: 3
Vairocana, 1: 62, 276 (hat) (522 n.10), 285 (hat), 336; 2: 152 (hat), 278; 3: 161, 173 (hat); 4: 40 (hat), 273, 293, 295, 343, 355, 384
Vaiśravaṇa, Devarāja, 1: 146 (510 n.1); 2: 151; 3: 10
Vajra Guardians, 1: 192; 2: 150–51 (382 n.10); 4: 266 (hall), 347–48, 353, 358, 361–62, 369, 370–71, 380–81
Vajrayakṣa, 3: 160; 4: 119
Vast Cold Palace. See Lunar Palace
Vasubandhu, 1: 5
Victorious Ultimate (Diamond Guardian), 3: 159
Vihārapālas, 1: 407 (530 n.1), 414; 2: 43, 62, 166, 173, 203, 274; 3: 113, 116, 157, 161, 217, 223; 4: 39, 61, 253, 348, 358, 383
Virūḍhaka, Devarāja, 1: 145, 151 (511 n.5); 2: 151; 4: 254
Virūpākṣa, Devarāja, 1: 341, 344; 2: 151; 3: 1, 7, 106; 4: 226
Viśākhā, 3: 3
Viśvabhadra, 1: 409, 448; 3: 214; 4: 29–30
Void-Entrapping, Mount, 4: 91, 94, 98, 117, 124
Void-Surmounting, Master, 3: 199, 202–6, 209
Void-Treading Tower, 2: 149
Vulture Peak, 1: 201, 293 (523 n.1); 3: 24
Wall the Water Porcupine, 3: 223
Wang Chongyang (Wang Zhe, founding patriarch of Quanzhen Daoism), 1: 28, 43, 91, 485, 499
Wang Gong, 2: 335
Wang Mang, 1: 306 (524 n.4)
Wangmu, 1: 8
Wang Numinous Officer (Inspector General), 1: 190 (514 n.8), 379 (529 n.17)
Wang Qiang, 3: 135 (388 n.2)
Wang Wei, 1: 239; 3: 212
Wang Xiang, 2: 339 (392 n.13)
Wang Ziyou, 3: 205 (393–94 n.23)
Water-Belly Cave, 1: 127, 129
Water-Calamity Book, 2: 347
Water Crystal Palace, 1: 134, 135, 220, 238, 317; 2: 187–88, 227, 261; 4: 259–60
Water-Curtain Cave, 1: 104 (507 n.9), 105, 106, 114, 124–27, 152, 154, 172, 182; 2: 23, 28, 34, 71; 3: 91, 93, 98, 103, 107–10; 4: 99 (391 n.2), 373
Water Litany of King Liang, 2: 162 (384 n.1); 4: 84
Water Lord. See Yellow River God (also known as Water Lord)
Watery Virtue, Star of, 3: 9–10, 25
Weak Water, 1: 207 (516 n.24), 209
Wei River, 1: 262
Weiyang Palace, 3: 165 (391 n.6)
Wei Zheng, 1: 217 (517 n.4), 243–47, 250–51, 255, 265, 271, 284; 2: 261; 3: 260; 4: 244
Well Dragon King, 2: 187–89
Well the Wood Hound, 3: 223; 4: 255–57, 259–60
Wen, King of Zhou, 2: 136, 243; 3: 1, 38 (383 n.6), 106
Wenchang Dijun, 2: 163 (384 n.3)
Wenjun, Zhuo, 3: 135 (388–89 n.3)
West Aparagodānīya (one of four great Buddhist continents), 1: 100 (506 n.5), 109, 129, 204; 2: 9, 219; 3: 59, 227, 262; 4: 314
Western Liang, 2: 340 (Kingdom of Women); 3: 34 (383 n.5), 47, 50, 54–55, 62, 63, 66, 73, 75, 167; 4: 374
Western-Peace Pass, 4: 370
West Heaven Gate, 1: 166, 195; 3: 257, 258; 4: 23, 64, 82, 131, 179, 180, 254–55, 298–301
Wheel of Law, 1: 294 (523 n.2)
White-Cloud Cave, 2: 2–3
White Dew, 2: 335 (391 n.7)
White-Haired Ones, 3: 200 (392 n.4)
White Heroic Honored One, 4: 352–53
White Tablet Master, 2: 106 (379 n.2)
White Tiger Mountain, 1: 8, 251, 262; 2: 18–19, 34, 68
Widow Zhao, 4: 133–37
Wildcat, 4: 216, 218–19, 221
Wild-Goose Pagoda Temple, 4: 380, 381
Willow Slope, 4: 53, 54
Willow the Earth Antelope, 3: 223
Wily Worm, 2: 111, 114–17, 119–20
Wing the Fire Serpent, 3: 223
Winnower the Water Leopard, 3: 223
Wisdom Depth Monastery, 2: 278, 287, 288, 315
Withered Pine Brook, 2: 213
Woe-Dispelling Scripture, 2: 279, 305
Woman the Earth Bat, 3: 223
Wondrous-Cliff Palace, 4: 225–26, 229
Wondrous-Height Terrace, 2: 150
Wood-Creature Stars, 4: 255–57
Wood-Wolf Star. See Revatī (also known as Wood-Wolf Star and Great King Yellow Robe)
Wrongful Death, City of, 4: 157, 338
Wudang Mountain, 3: 225 (395 n.11), 226, 228–29, 231, 233, 240
Wu Daozi, 1: 289
Wu Gang, 1: 428 (532 n.7)
Wuling Spring, 1: 197 (514 n.15)
Wuqu, Star Spirit of, 1: 148
Wutai Mountain, 2: 206
Wu Wei tree, 1: 99
Wuyi, 1: 207 (516 n.25)
Xiangguo Temple: 1: 273 (522 n.1)
Xiang Liang, 1: 272–73
Xianglin Monastery, 1: 7
Xiansheng, Master, 1: 353 (526 n.7)
Xiao He, 2: 182 (385 n.3)
Xiao Yu, 1: 274, 280; 4: 380
Xin, 1: 145; 3: 72–73; 2: 84; 4: 184
Xi Shi, 3: 55 (384 n.6) 69
Xizi: 1: 445 (532 n.4)
Xuandi, 2: 366
Xue Tao, 3: 135 (388–89 n.3)
Xu Jingyang (Celestial Master), 1: 160 (512 n.9), 263; 3: 1–2, 4, 107; 4: 118, 179, 255
Xu Jingzong, 1: 244, 263
Xu Mougong, 1: 246, 249, 250, 262, 263
Xu Shizhi, 1: 244–45
Xuyi Mountain, 3: 231–32
Yama (King of the Underworld), 1: 106, 107, 109, 139–40, 267, 270–71, 304, 409; 2: 33, 91, 165; 3: 89, 110, 351; 4: 9, 19, 81, 88, 333–36
Yang Jian (one secular name for Erlang), 1: 2
Yangzi River, 2: 187, 261
Yao (sage king), 1: 244, 277
Yellow Brows, 3: 219, 229, 233
Yellow Flower Abbey, 3: 333, 340, 343, 346
Yellow Gate, Custodian of, 2: 198, 207, 288, 290, 295; 3: 49, 173, 258; 4: 41, 49, 274, 279
Yellow Lion, 4: 218, 221, 223
Yellow River, 1: 324; 2: 187, 261; 3: 57 (385 n.8), 319
Yellow River God (also known as Water Lord), 3: 10–11, 14, 23, 29–30
Yellow Robe, 2: 41–42, 44–45, 48, 49–50, 53–56, 57–59, 74–75, 77–84, 85. See also Revatī (also known as Wood-Wolf Star and Great King Yellow Robe)
Yellow Spring, 4: 298
Yellow Way, 3: 287 (399–400 n.6)
Yellow Wind, Great King, 1: 412; 3: 127
Yellow Wind Ridge, 1: 397, 400–406 (king), 408, 412, 416, 419, 421; 3: 127
Yi Bridge, 1: 318
Yin, General, 1: 295–97
Ying. See Yingzhou
Ying-chou, 2: 238
Yingzhou, 2: 9, 10 (Nine Elders); 3: 123, 164; 4: 55 (389 n.6), 222, 236
Yin Wenjiao (mother of Xuanzang), 1: 218–22, 224, 226–30
Yizong, Emperor, 4: 272
Yoga, 1: 205, 327
Youli, 2: 181 (385 n.2)
Young Masters’ City, 4: 34, 36–37
Yu, Great (king, founder of Xia dynasty), 1: 135 (509 n.4); 2: 164; 3: 226, 375; 4: 201
Yu Liang, 2: 159 (382 n.15)
Yuan An, 2: 335
Yuan Hong, 2: 159 (382 n.16)
Yuanming, 3: 164 (390–91 n.5)
Yuan Shoucheng, 1: 240–42
Yuan Tiankang, 1: 240
Yuchi Gong, 1: 249, 272–73
Yue, King, 3: 69
Yue Mountains, 3: 226
Yuetuo Kingdom, 3: 167
Zeng Yuan, 2: 243
Zhang, Prince Little, 3: 231, 233–35, 240
Zhang Boduan (Ziyang), 1: 13 (485 n.44), 44, 45, 50, 73 (498 n.141), 306 (542 n.3), 378 (529
n.13); 3: 315 (401 n.10)
Zhang Daoling (Celestial Master), 1: 145, 213; 2: 240 (388 n.2); 3: 1–2, 72, 107; 4: 118, 179, 255
Zhang Daoyuan, 1: 274
Zhang Fan, 3: 4, 6–7
Zhang Liang, 1: 318 (524 n.14)
Zhang Shao, 1: 231–37
Zhang Shiheng, 1: 274
Zhang Wang, 4: 333
Zhang Ziyang (canonized name of Zhang Boduan), 3: 315 (401 n.10). See also Zhang Boduan (Ziyang)
Zhao, 3: 1, 106
Zhaoyang Palace, 4: 290
Zhenwu, 2: 91, 116–18, 409 (531 n.4); 3: 225 (395 n.10), 227–28, 231
Zhenying, 4: 119
Zhenyuan, Master, 1: 453 (533 n.5), 454, 469–78; 2: 1–4, 11, 14
Zhenzhen, 1: 440 (532 n.2), 445, 447
Zhili, Gulf of, 2: 117
Zhongnan Mountain, 2: 164, 175, 202
Zhongtu. See Middle Land
Zhou, Duke of (Zhou Gong), 1: 447 (519 n.14)
Zhou Yu, 2: 136; 3: 9 (382 n.9)
Zhu Ganglie, 1: 376. See also Stiff Bristles Hog
Zhuge Liang, 1: 250 (520 n.36)
Zhuo Mao, 4: 325 (404 n.4)
Zhu Shixing, 1: 1
Zijian, 2: 59 (378 n.2)
Zitong, 1: 409 (531 n.5)
Ziyou, 2: 335