In 1220, on the invitation of Genghis Khan with a golden tablet, Qiu Chuji left his hometown in Shandong with nineteen disciples, and travelled through Beijing and travelled north. In June, they reached Dexing (德興; present-day Julu Hebei) and stayed in the Longyang Taoist Temple (龍陽觀) from summer to end of winter. On February 1221, they resumed their journey.
In 1220, on an invitation from Genghis Khan using a golden tablet, Qiu Chuji departed his hometown in Shandong along with nineteen followers, and traveled through Beijing before heading north. In June, they arrived at Dexing (present-day Julu Hebei) and resided in the Longyang Taoist Temple from summer to winter's end. The following February 1221, they resumed their journey.