The Daozang gathers some fifteen hundred texts: scriptures, rituals, alchemical and meditation manuals, commentaries and hagiographies. Earlier canons were compiled from the fifth century; the surviving one was printed in 1445 with a supplement in 1607.
Daozang
The Daoist canon: the great collection of Daoist scriptures, compiled in its present form in the Ming dynasty.
Also: Daoist canon