text: One member of this group avoided having his son married into a rival clan by staying drunk for 60 straight days, so he couldn't give his consent to the wedding; he also rebuked the northern Ruan family by taking his underwear off in public.
full_question: One member of this group avoided having his son married into a rival clan by staying drunk for 60 straight days, so he couldn't give his consent to the wedding; he also rebuked the northern Ruan family by taking his underwear off in public. That group by this name was led by the alchemist Ji Kang, a master of the zither instrument who supported the Xuanxue movement, or the Dark Learning, popular among scholars in the south during the Six Dynasties. The earliest reference to a group by this name is probably the Apkallu in Sumerian legend, which are half-fish creatures that emerged from the primordial Abzu water to teach humans. In addition to a neo-Taoist group named for meeting at the "Bamboo Grove," this name is shared by another group that gets recreated during every Manvantara. That group includes a man whose wives Aditi and Diti gave birth to the Asuras and the Devas. For 10 points, Kashyapa is a member of what group, which consists of a certain number of enlightened men?
first_sentence: One member of this group avoided having his son married into a rival clan by staying drunk for 60 straight days, so he couldn't give his consent to the wedding; he also rebuked the northern Ruan family by taking his underwear off in public.
raw_answer: Seven Sages [or Seven Worthies; or Seven Wise Men; or Saptarishi; or Septarishi; or Seven Rishi; or Zhulingixian; or Chu-lin ch'i-hsien; or Seven Sages of the Bamboo Grove; or obvious equivalents implying seven wise men; prompt for a number, if not given by the player]