Similar in method to the "five pecks of rice" leaders, they stemmed from the proclamation of the generals of Heaven, Earth, and Man.
Their 170 volumes of divine books were called "magical lies, and not canonical" by the government officials who confiscated them. They organized the peasants into thirty-six squares of ten thousand "magic bandits" each.  Similar in method to the "five pecks of rice" leaders, they stemmed from the proclamation of the generals of Heaven, Earth, and Man. Although the dynasty of Earth did not in fact replace that of Wood, Chang Chueh and his brothers did use the Book of Great Peace's utopian visions to stage anti-Confucian rebellions that would lead to the overthrow of the Han some twenty years later.  FTP, name this sect, which derived its nickname from its replacement for the Han "Blue Heaven."
Their 170 volumes of divine books were called "magical lies, and not canonical" by the government officials who confiscated them.
Yellow Turbans (or: T'ai Ping Tao)