Zoroastrianism has always existed in history. It originated from Manichaeism and was later renamed An Baili. Its rise and fall in China lasted for more than 1000 years, which had a far-reaching impact on China. Zoroastrianism was called "Manichaeism" when it was first introduced to China, and it was highly respected among the people in the early Tang Dynasty. It was not until the reign of Tang Wuzong that the high-level officials realized the power of religion, so the Buddha was destroyed on a large scale, and Manichaeism was doomed and suffered heavy losses.

Later, inspired by Taoism, Manichaeism was renamed Zoroastrianism, with darkness and light as its teachings. In order to carry out this guiding ideology, Zoroastrianism will engage in some rebellious actions from time to time in pursuit of light. Especially at the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, Zoroastrianism uprisings occurred frequently, and the leaders were called Zoroastrianism leaders.

Fang La, a famous Zoroastrianism leader in history, led Zoroastrianism uprisings many times, which was once a big worry for the Song Dynasty. After a long tug-of-war, it was finally eliminated by official forces, but there are still many remnants of Zoroastrianism. In the Yuan Dynasty, Zoroastrianism rebelled again, known as the "Red Scarf Army" in history.

Later, Zhu Yuanzhang, the largest Zoroastrianism, founded the country and established the Ming Dynasty. Lao Zhu himself knew the power and influence of Zoroastrianism, so he began to suppress Zoroastrianism after he took office. During the reign of Emperor Judy of Yongle, Tang Saier, the founder of Zoroastrianism, launched an uprising, which was quickly suppressed by the government and remained dormant for a long time.

When Manchu entered the customs, Zoroastrianism took the opportunity to revive, changed its name to "White Lotus Sect" and began a large-scale conscription uprising. Especially during the Jiaqing period, Anbaili religion has developed into a large-scale armed organization with hundreds of thousands of people, spanning several provinces and confronting the Qing court for nine years. The Qing court spent a lot of money and manpower to suppress the white lotus religion, which also shows that Zoroastrianism is really NB.