Bu'er. They became his disciples as well. He accepted a total of seven disciples who later became known as "Seven Masters of Quanzhen" or "Seven Elders of Quanzhen". They are also called the "Seven Immortals" or "Seven Perfected Beings". In 1187, Emperor Shizong of Jin summoned Wang's disciple Wang Chuyi (and, according to some sources, also Qiu Chuji) to preach in his inner palace. Later, he requested the presence of Wang Chuyi at his deathbed. Shizong's successor, Emperor Zhangzong, banned the teaching of Quanzhen Taoism. He considered them as causing heretical and detrimental to society;He converted to Quanzhen's teachings later and let Wang Chuyi stay in Yanjing (present-day Beijing) for a year. Shizong's grandson Wanyan Shou later wrote a biography for Wang Chongyang. He was immortalized in the Longmen Grottoes. Writings Wang was the author of many poems of Taoist instruction. According to legend, Liu Chuxuan became a follower of Wang after reading one of Wang's poems. Wang's writings include: "An Anthology of Complete Perfection by Chongyang" (Chongyang Quanzhen Ji) "Chongyang's Anthology on Teaching Transformation" (Chongyang Jiaohua Ji) "Chongyang's Anthology of the Ten Transformations by Dividing Pears" (Chongyang fenli shihua ji) (The phrase "to divide a pear" is a pun for "to separate," these were writings intended to convince Ma Yu and Sun Bu'er to separate in order to better cultivate the Dao.) Disciples The most notable ones among Wang's seven disciples were Sun Bu'er and Qiu Chuji. Sun's husband, Ma Yu, was one of the seven, while she became an important role model for female Taoists. Ma Yu later succeeded Wang as the leader of the Quanzhen School. Qiu Chuji gained the favour of Genghis Khan and founded the White Cloud Monastery in Beijing. Genghis Khan granted tax-exempt status to all Quanzhen schools and placed Qiu in charge of all religions in China. Each of the seven disciples founded his or her own lineage of Quanzhen Taoism. They are as follows: Ma Yu () founded the Yuxian lineage (Meeting the Immortals) Tan Chuduan () founded the Nanwu lineage (Southern Void) Liu Chuxuan () founded the Suishan lineage (Mount Sui) Qiu Chuji () founded the Longmen lineage (Dragon Gate) Wang Chuyi () founded the Yushan lineage (Mount Yu) Hao Datong () founded the Huashan lineage (Mount Hua) Sun Bu'er () founded the Qingjing lineage (Clarity and Stillness) In fiction Condor Trilogy Wang Chongyang is mentioned by name in the wuxia